Improve reading comprehension

Does your child love to read but struggles to comprehend what they have read? Check out these 7 tips to improve reading comprehension from an unschool mom.

5 Simple Ways to Improve Reading Comprehension {from Pre-K and beyond} | This Reading Mama

Reading Comprehension Strategies for Struggling Readers | Perfect for kids in kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd, grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and all through middle school, these reading comprehension activities and ideas will appeal to even the mos

5 strategies that help struggling readers improve reading comprehension.

We've gathered some tips on how to improve your reading comprehension as an adult, based on recent research around the subject.

Have students who just can't remember what they have read? I have ten reading comprehension strategies to use right away to help them out!

Do you have a student (or several students) who struggle with poor reading comprehension? In this post, I share the step-by-step process that I use to improve my students’ reading comprehension! I wrote this post primarily for Kindergarten through 3rd grade teachers. However, if you are a Kindergarten teacher, some of these ideas may not apply […]

Do you want to help your child become a better reader? As your child’s personal guide through their literacy journey, it’s essential to ask questions that get your child involved with what they are reading. Improve reading comprehension by asking the right questions. You don't want to miss these strategies for reading comprehension questions at home.

Summary sentences are the perfect reading strategy for increasing reading comprehension. Learn more about summary sentences in this blog post!

What do you do when your students struggle with reading comprehension? What strategies can you use to help your students actually remember what they read? If you struggle to find new reading comprehension strategies to try in your classroom, this blog post is for you. Put away those reading comprehension worksheets and try these engaging and fun activities that will help your struggling readers and special education students practice and improve their reading comprehension skills.