A common question that many homeschool parents wonder about is this: how old should my child be when they learn how to read? In this episode, I'll share the best age to teach your child how to read.

In this episode, I'll answer your questions about:

Is your child always choosing books that are too easy for them, or that they have read dozens of times before? Do they need to take on a challenge? Here are 3 ways to help encourage your child to read more difficult books.

Have you ever wondered how to choose the perfect book to read out loud to your kids? In this video, you'll discover 3 things you need to think about before choosing a read aloud book.

In this episode, we'll talk about some of the most common questions you might have when you're getting ready to teach your child to read:

- How do I know if my child is ready to start reading lessons?

- How can I make time to teach reading when my schedule is already really busy?

- How can I help my child be motivated to want to read?

It is important that your child is able to read, but they also need to be able to remember and understand what they are reading. Here are 3 critical reading comprehension skills that kids need to know, and some reading comprehension activities to try at home to help your child improve.

Does the process of teaching your child how to read seem confusing or overwhelming? If you're feeling intimidated or not sure where to begin with teaching reading in your homeschool, this podcast can help.  You'll learn the only 2 things kids need to know in order to learn to read- and how to teach them both in your homeschool.

Let's talk about how to plan for a new school year step by step! I'll share the exact process that I use, as a former teacher, to plan for our new homeschool year. Learn how to make time for reading lessons and how to plan your lessons in this episode!

These 3 tips will help you make the most out of your time at the library with your child. Learn how to use the library as a part of your homeschool curriculum, how to choose the perfect books, and more!

Is your child struggling to read because of letter reversals? Kids can often reverse letters like b and d, n and u, and p and q- and this makes reading challenging. Here's how to help your child who is struggling with reversing letters when they are reading.