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Hey there! If you're looking to support your child's journey to literacy, you're in the right place. Letter recognition is the cornerstone of reading and writing, and it plays a huge role in a child's academic success. But sometimes, kids can struggle with this essential skill, which can make learning feel like an uphill battle. As educators, parents, and caregivers, it's up to us to figure out how to help these little learners conquer their challenges and develop a solid fou

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What Is Summer Reading Loss? Children wait all year for the freedom of summer. Long days, no alarm clocks, and plenty of time to play. That playtime is healthy and well-deserved. However, when reading completely disappears from the routine, problems can arise. Summer reading loss happens when a child’s reading skills decline during the summer because they are not being practiced. Like any skill, reading needs regular use to stay strong. Studies show that students’ academic a