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Teaching Reading Club
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Jul '25 •
🎉 AYYYYY, YOU MADE IT! 🎉
Welcome to the Teaching Reading Club... 👇🏾 Answer these 3 VERY important questions… okay, they’re not that serious. 😂 1️⃣ What do you want to get out of this club — Because listen… some of us are here to become BETTER reading teachers, some of us are trying to build that tutoring money 💵, and some of us are trying to figure out what in the world we’re supposed to do with these sounds so we can teach our kiddo at home how to read. 😂 2️⃣ What’s your favorite book of all time — the one you’d save in a fire? 🔥📚 You know that ONE book you can read over and over again and it still hits every single time. Drop it below! 3️⃣ What’s the worst book you’ve ever read — the one you 'd rather eat jail food over reading it again? 🍿😩 Yep. We wanna know that too! What book had you thinking, “Now who told me to read this bull?!” 😭 We’re glad you’re here! 🧡 This is a place to learn, ask questions, share what you know, build your confidence, make some money, and help these babies become READERS! 📚🔥 Now don’t be shy! 👀 👇🏾 Drop your answers below and introduce yourself! And yes… we ARE reading the comments. 😂🧡
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I'm a homeschool mom, so I'm really just here to find some good reading resources and learn better ways to teach my kids. 😂 Some days I feel like I got this homeschooling thing figured out and other days I'm on Google trying to figure out how to explain something lol. Definitely The Notebook! ❤️ I could read that book over and over. I'm a sucker for a good love story. 😂 I'm probably gonna get judged for this, but Moby Dick. 😭😂
23d •
Homeschool moms, I have a question 😂
Do y'all ever feel like you're doing everything right with teaching your kids and then one day they act like they've NEVER seen a word before? 😭😂 Like we literally just went over this yesterday! Lol I'm starting to realize that teaching a child how to read takes way more patience than I thought. What has been the hardest part about teaching your kids to read? For me, it's getting them to remember what we already learned! 🤦🏽♀️😂
23d •
ELA Teacher Here! Serious question… ?
Why y’all think some parents don’t invest in reading help for their kids until they’re already struggling? Is it the money, not knowing their child is behind, or just thinking the school should handle it? I’m curious to hear what y’all think because I see this a lot as a teacher.
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As a homeschool mom, I honestly think it's a little bit of everything. I think a lot of parents just assume their kids are learning what they need to at school until they start seeing bad grades or hearing that their child is behind. And let's be real, tutoring can get expensive, especially when you have multiple kids. 😂 One thing homeschooling has taught me is that just because a child can say their ABCs doesn't mean they actually know how to read. I had to learn that myself! I think more parents would get help earlier if they knew what signs to look for.
23d •
Random question 😂 What books do y'all remember the most from your childhood?
I absolutely loved the babysitter club book series😂❤️ It's crazy how I can barely remember what I ate yesterday, but I still remember these stories from when I was little lol. What was that ONE book or story you loved as a kid? I'm curious to see if we all grew up reading the same stuff. 😂📚
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Omg I used to love the Junie B. Jones books! 😂❤️ I thought that little girl was so funny. Now that I'm homeschooling my own kids, I can't wait for them to get into some of the books I grew up reading. The nostalgia is real lol!
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@charity-burt-9469
Homeschool mama just trying to teach my babies, keep my sanity, and make learning fun! 😂❤️ Always looking for new ideas and resources.
Active 23d ago
Joined Oct 16, 2026