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I Read to My Child Every Day… So Why Can’t They Read Yet?
- Podcast
- Foundations of Learning
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- Dec 22, 2025
- Duration seconds
- 790
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Summary
Why Being Read To Isn’t the Same as Learning to Read You’re doing everything “right.” You read to your child every day. You prioritize books. You love cozy storytime together. So why is your child still struggling to read or spell? In this episode, I’m breaking down one of the biggest misconceptions parents hear about early literacy — and why reading to your child, while incredibly valuable, doesn’t actually teach them how to read. K3 Homeschool Foundations Resources: Science of Reading Simplified Ecourse 5 Foundations of Reading Ecourse Skill-Based Literacy Curriculum (start here if you're not sure which level to choose) Level 1: Letters and Sounds (Parent Led) Level 1: The Letter Mysteries (Video Led) Level 2: Beginning Reader Level 3: The Sound and Spelling Guide Get the first 2 letter lessons for FREE Get the first 5 Reading Lessons for FREE Your Guide to Teach High-Frequency Words Get the first 10 lessons to teach high-frequency words for FREE The Literacy Clarity Plan- Work one on one with me to create a detailed literacy plan made for YOUR child FREE Literacy for Littles Ebook Affiliates Tuttle Twins Books Learning with Kelsey Boxes & Resources