Reading Eggs Articles
Topic: Reading
10 Back‑to‑School Reading Tips for Parents
Set up your child for a successful school year with these ten back-to-school reading activities and beat the holiday reading slide.
How to Find 'Just Right' Books for Your Child with the Five Finger Rule
How do you find 'just right' books for your child's reading level? It's easy with the Five Finger Rule! Find out more about this simple, helpful strategy to assess and choose appropriate books.
The Benefits of Reading to Your Child
The importance of reading to your child cannot be overstated. Child psychologist Fiona Martin and literacy expert Sara Leman talk about the benefits of reading to your child. Watch now
Does ABC Reading Eggs Really Work?
ABC Reading Eggs is the proven way to help children learn to read. Child psychologist Fiona Martin and literacy expert Sara Leman talk about what makes ABC Reading Eggs so fun and effective.
How Does ABC Reading Eggs Work?
ABC Reading Eggs is based on scientific research to help children learn to read. Child psychologist Fiona Martin and literacy expert Sara Leman talk about how the program can work for your child.
How to Help a Child Struggling With Reading
How do you help a child who is struggling with reading? Child psychologist Fiona Martin and literacy expert Sara Leman discuss practical ways to help children read better. Watch now
How To Make Time for Reading to Children
Sometimes it's hard for busy parents to juggle reading time with multiple children. Child psychologist Fiona Martin and literacy expert Sara Leman share practical ways parents can make time for readi
Using ABC Reading Eggs for Homeschool
How can homeschoolers use ABC Reading Eggs to support their child's reading development? Child psychologist Fiona Martin and literacy expert Sara Leman discuss. Watch now
ABC Reading Eggs vs Other Reading Apps
How does ABC Reading Eggs compare to ABCmouse, Starfall, Hooked on Phonics, Literacy Planet and other reading apps?
Dyslexia and Reading: Sounds, Letters, Rules and Fluency
Children with dyslexia and reading problems process language in a different way. With the right approach, all children with dyslexia can learn to read fluently.