What to Say If Your Child Gets Stuck on a Word

When your child is learning to read, sometimes they will get stuck on a word. This is normal! As their parent, you want to help them figure out what the word says. But you also know that they need to learn how to do this on their own. How do you balance giving them enough help - while also guiding them to become more independent?
In this video, I explain what to do if your child gets stuck on a word and can’t read it on their own. I break down lots of specific strategies that are easy to try at home!
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Disclaimer:
This channel and the information included in it are not intended to serve as a substitute for consultation with local educational professionals about the specific needs of a child. All children are different, and your child's needs can only be accurately evaluated by someone who has direct contact with your child.

[@THomasJPeel]

Excellent video

[@readingsoswithalison]

So glad you liked it!

[@readingsoswithalison]

Does your child get frustrated when they get stuck on a word?

[@cheneetrace5396]

Hi Goodnight, I'm struggling with my reading and my spelling... sometimes when I try to Break up the words in silabos it is so Difficult for me. How can you help me please?

[@readingsoswithalison]

Hi, Chenee! Thank you for sharing that. Our reading program is suited for students ages 6-10, but you're more than welcome to email me at [e-mail] if you'd like me to send over some potential resources. ❤