Arnold Reading Academy

If you didn’t know, Miss Pris loves baseball. She is a die hard Milwaukee Brewers fan.

However, today, she got to do something unique. Her and Arnold got to go see 🍌⚾️ We are watching the versus the

Believe it or not, many dyslexics play baseball. Since the brains 🧠 work slightly differently, seeing and decoding things differently than neurotypical brains, they can react and play better.

If your child is struggling at reading, it is not the end of the world. 🌎. They just need additional help. That’s where we come in.

Contact us at either www.arnoldreading.com or email at [email protected] (yes, I still use yahoo).

With summer starting, now is a chance to get a leg up before school starts. We meet once a week with 15 minute homework daily (reading)

The Savannah Bananas

Where’s Arnold?

Happy everyone.

Arnold is ready to remember all the soldiers and their families that sacrificed everything for the USA to be free.

Watch for the Arnold Reading Academy car in the monona_memorial_day_parade.

Now for our language lesson. “Mem-“ is a Latin root that means to recall or remember. Words like memory, memorial, and remembrance all have the Mem- root.

If you want your child to learn to read, decode, comprehend and understand this crazy language, please contact [email protected] or check us out at www.arnoldreading.com

What is doing this morning?

He is supporting the Children's Dyslexia Center - Madison.

Happy Cinco de Mayo from Arnold and everyone at Arnold Reading Academy

Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army's unlikely victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, led by General Ignacio Zaragoza. While not Mexico's independence day, this symbolic win against foreign intervention became a major celebration of Mexican American culture, pride, and resistance, particularly in the U.S

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Arnold wishes everyone (Darth Vader included) a happy Star Wars Day!

May the 4th be with all of you!

Just so everyone knows, George Lucas (the creator of Star Wars and other movies) has dyslexia. He would say his superpower is his imagination. He would sit in class and daydream. Imagine this world without Star Wars!

Now, if your child is acting similarly to George and you think they are not learning to read, please let me know. We can help your child learn to read! Sometimes, it is dyslexia. Other times, it is a lack of interest. Either way, if your child is struggling to learn to read, check us out at www.arnoldreading.com