Class group reading before going home ❤️ I’ve been training my learners to read more independently—without me pointing at every syllable—using our electronic flash cards saved in their Reading Materials Access. Little by little, they’re learning to rely on their own eyes, their own focus, and their own confidence. This simple routine builds their reading capability, speed, and fluency, and I’m so proud of how much progress they’re showing each day. 📚✨ Small steps, consistent practice, big impro

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🌟 Empowering Young Readers: Confidence Starts Here! 📖✨ Today, I let my students read without a pointer. Why? To boost their reading fluency and self-confidence. 🥰 Sometimes, the most important thing we can give children is trust and space. When we believe in their abilities, they learn to explore, practice, and trust themselves—crucial steps toward mastery. Reading independently is not just about recognizing words. It’s about developing skills, confidence, and a love for learning. When childr

23K views · 1.5K reactions | You can’t make this stuff up, guys. ⁣You should know that we live in the suburbaniest neighborhood, so this isn’t exactly... normal. And also... I’m supposed to be in Cincinnati at a homeschool conference right now, telling my story about being chased by a moose (it relates back to homeschooling, promise ). ⁣ ⁣ Apparently, the moose did not want me to forget her.  | Read-Aloud Revival with Sarah Mackenzie | Facebook

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