They need a different approach. This is it!
The Read With Me Parent Toolkit gives K–3 moms a research-backed, parent-friendly system to help their struggling readers in 10 minutes a day, with no teaching degree required.
His teacher says he’ll catch up. Your gut says something is wrong.
Homework battles are stretching to an hour. You both end up in tears.
You’ve Googled everything. You have seventeen tabs open and still no clear plan.
She’s brilliant in every other way. So why is reading this hard?
You feel like you’re failing your child — and you don’t know what else to try.
You are not overreacting. You are not an anxious parent. You are a mom paying attention and what you are seeing is real. The Read With Me Parent Toolkit was built for exactly this moment.
My twins both started school with IEPs, and I remember the feeling of walking into those early meetings, the long table, the stack of paperwork, the well-meaning faces of people who knew the system far better than I did.
I loved my children fiercely, but I didn’t always know the right words to say, the right questions to ask, or whether what was being offered was truly enough. That experience changed the direction of my life. I went back to school, earned my special education certification, and became a certified Orton-Gillingham Structured Literacy Interventionist.
I’ve been working with struggling readers and their families since 2013, first at my local library, then entirely online since 2017. What I gained from standing on both sides of that table, as a mom and as a specialist, is something no textbook could have taught me.
I know how schools think. I know how these meetings feel from every seat in the room. And I know exactly what a parent needs to walk in prepared and walk out with a plan.
The Read With Me Parent Toolkit is everything I wish I could hand to every mom I’ve ever worked with.
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The Orientation Guide (10 pages)
Understand exactly what’s making reading hard for your child, and what to do about it. Includes a self-assessment that pinpoints your child’s greatest area of need before you begin a single activity.
The Phonics Scope & Sequence Card (2 pages)
A visual roadmap of every phonics pattern your child needs to master, from CVC words to multisyllabic patterns. Find exactly where your child is on the map and know what comes next.
The 30-Day Home Reading Plan (30 daily activity pages)
Daily 10–15 minute activities for phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, and confidence. Each page includes what to say, what to watch for, and a simple log section. No prep. No special materials.
The Decodable Book & Resource Guide (7 pages)
The curated list parents search for and can never find. Book series by phonics level, apps that actually teach decoding, and free resources — many available with just your library card.
The Advocacy Toolkit (9 pages)
Your legal rights, a school glossary, four email templates, and five scripted conference scenarios for when the school says ‘he just needs more practice.’ Built by a former Special Educator.
This toolkit is for you if...
Your child is in kindergarten through third grade and reading is a daily struggle
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You’ve been told to wait and see, and your gut says there isn’t time to wait
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You want to do something at home but don’t know where to start
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Your child’s school is sending home leveled readers and it isn’t working
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You suspect dyslexia or a reading difficulty and want to understand what that means
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You need to walk into your next school meeting informed and ready to advocate
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You are exhausted from searching and just want someone to hand you a plan
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I’m not a teacher. Will I actually be able to do this?
Great question. Yes — and this is exactly what the toolkit was designed for. Every activity is written in plain language with step-by-step guidance written for parents, not educators. You don’t need to know phonics before you start. The toolkit teaches you what you need as you go.
We don’t have much time. Our evenings are already packed.
Ten minutes. That’s the whole ask. Not an hour. Not a program with prep and materials. Ten minutes, most days of the week, with one activity from the plan. Many families do it at breakfast or in the car.
We’ve already tried things. Nothing has worked.
If what you’ve tried has been more reading practice, leveled readers, or sight word memorization, you were using the wrong tool. That’s not your fault. Those are what most schools recommend, and they don’t work for struggling readers. Structured literacy is a completely different approach.
Do you offer refunds?
If you work through this toolkit consistently for 30 days and don’t feel like you have a clearer path forward for your child’s reading, email me directly. ann@simplyreadingshop.com
I will work with you personally until you do. I stand behind this completely.
My child’s school should be handling this. Why do I need to pay for help?
They should. Many aren’t. The Advocacy Toolkit inside this bundle gives you the legal knowledge and the exact words to change that, while you support your child at home in the meantime.
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