Pathways to Reading Homeschool
Foundational Reading Curriculum for Homeschoolers Adhering to the Principles of Orton-Gillingham Instruction
One common question we often receive is if we should correct a child's errors while he/she is reading aloud? Our short answer is: YES! But our long answer is much more nuanced (along with lots of …
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Pathways to Reading Homeschool is now an approved vendor for the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) in the state of Arizona and part of the ClassWallet system. This means that homeschooling …
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Did you know that learning to read does not come naturally to our brains? We are hard-wired to speak but we are not hard-wired to read. This makes sense when we consider that oral language was the …
Whether you are a homeschooler looking for curriculum or an educator interested in learning the most effective strategies for helping all children learn to read, you have no doubt heard the phrase …
One of the first steps to teaching a child to read is to teach each individual sounds, also called phonemes. Consonants sounds and short vowels are typically the first and easiest sounds to start …
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How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World by Marjorie Priceman is a delightful book that doubles as a lesson in geography and commerce. The story discovers what happens when a woman sets out to make …
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