TUNE Into Reading Facebook ad: “The Reading Lesson Kids Think Is a Game”

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Nora thinks she's playing a singing game. It's actually her reading lesson — and my 7-year-old does the whole thing by herself. If you'd told me that in September, I would've laughed. Reading practice in our house meant Nora crying at the kitchen table, me hovering over a sight-word list at 7:15 after a full day of work, and her little brother Leo yelling for me from the bathtub the entire time. Her teacher flagged her reading at the fall conference. I panicked, googled for a week straight, and almost signed her up for a $60/hour tutor we couldn't really swing. Then I found a program that teaches reading through singing. Nora puts her headphones on after snack, sings along at the laptop for about 20 minutes, and that's it. No flashcards. No bribing. No me sitting next to her sounding out "through" for the tenth time. Last Tuesday she read the entire menu at the diner out loud. Waffles, sausage links, all of it. I almost cried into my coffee. She thinks she's performing. Her brain is learning to read. And I get 20 minutes to make dinner or just sit down for the first time all day. If your kid fights you on reading — or you're just too stretched to be their teacher every night — it's worth seeing how this works 👇 https://www.tuneintoreading.com/music-based-reading-program/

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The Reading Lesson Kids Think Is a Game

Researchers have known for decades that music is the fastest path to reading fluency. Finally, a program for home use is putting that science to work, and parents are calling it a game-changer.