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The importance of reading can’t be stated enough. Reading helps expand kids’ minds and is the foundation for success in all subjects. You’ll love the grade-level reading resources, worksheets and articles that will help your child with vocabulary and comprehension in the younger years. Plus, we’ve got resources for every age, all the way up to advanced reading skills for college/university. Sylvan is here for you all the way!
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If your child doesn’t enjoy reading, we’ve put together some ideas to make reading a more fun and positive experience!
Check out these 10 tips on how you can practice diction skills with your child.
Get book recommendations, engaging puzzles, word scrambles and more each month for kids of all ages.
Check out these fun vocabulary tips to help your child grow his or her word skills.
Did you know that the easiest way to “test” a child’s reading progress is to ask them to read aloud to you?
We’ve put together ideas to get your child reading more, and for longer periods of time.
These worksheets will take your kindergartener through fun word hunts and mazes as they learn new words.
These word exercises will help your child to associate words with different human emotions.
These activities will allow your child to match different foods with their descriptions—yum!
This guide will introduce your child to roots, which are groups of letters found at the beginning, middle or end of a word.
Your child will get more synonym and antonym practice by filling in the blanks in these fun worksheets.
These activity sheets will introduce your child to homographs, which are words with the same spelling but different meanings.
What better way to understand the plot of a book by then outlining the “who,” “what,” “when,” “where” and “why?” Your child can complete this chart while reading to help him or her follow along.
Your child can use this diagram to outline the different series of events in a story, using different clue words.
This guide includes a Venn Diagram for your child to compare and contrast different elements of a story.
This diagram will allow your child to take a main idea of a story and fill out the supporting details of the idea.
In this chart, kids can fill out what they already know, what they want to learn and what they have learned, as they read a story.
Check out this list of different prefixes and their meanings.
Check out this list of different suffixes and their meanings.
Your child will complete these fun word puzzles while learning about suffixes.
These engaging puzzles will allow your child to match different prefixes with their corresponding words.
These activities and puzzles will give your fourth grader more fun practice with suffixes.
Keep diving into prefix practice with these exciting activity sheets.
Your child will practice more advanced suffix concepts with these engaging activity sheets.
These exciting activities will allow your child to practice more advanced prefix concepts.
This guide will walk your child through steps on how to decode new words they may be unfamiliar with.
Words have families too! This chart outlines groups of words that end with the same spelling pattern.
Check out these fun crafts that you can do with your child at home to practice new literacy concepts.
This guide will help your child break down the different elements of a story to help him or her become a better reader.
These tips will help your elementary-school student analyze different parts of a story.
These activities will teach your child more advanced strategies on how to dissect parts of a story.