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I Homeschool My 8 Yr Old Daughter. She's Having Trouble Learning To Read. Site Words Are Easy, Single Words Are Easy. 2nd Grade Reading, No.
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what can I do to help her? she tested at the 2nd grade level but she hasn't even mastered 1st grade level! to make it harder, she doesn't like it!

posted September 15, 2017
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We found some phonics specific books at the library. They are short with 1 sentence to a page. This helps my 7 yr old who is homeschooled in 2nd grade for learning to read. Its easier for him to sound out the words when they're not so many. Also teach your monster to read is helping too. Good luck and if you need to talk i'm here😀

posted September 17, 2017

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