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Parent guides, teaching tips and concrete activities for kids 3–9
Reading aloud to 3-year-olds — how to do it
Three-year-olds want to point, ask, interrupt. Good! Tips for read-alouds that don't end in frustration here.
Reading aloud — why it goes so far
Ten minutes of reading aloud a day changes kids' lives. Research and practice that actually works each day.
Bilingual children and reading development
Two languages is a gift but can feel messy. What research says about reading in bilingual kids today.
Dyslexia — tips for homework and reading at home
When your child has dyslexia, you need different strategies. Practical advice that lowers friction at home.
Dyslexia — early signs and what to do
Early help matters a lot with dyslexia. Signs to watch for and where to turn for support, explained clearly.
Build words — exercises at home and in app
Putting letters into words is magic. Exercises, magnets and apps that actually work during a busy week.
The NG sound — helping kids hear it
NG isn't always visible in spelling. We show how to train your child's ear with quick, fun examples often.
The TJ sound — helping your child say it
TJ is often confused with SJ. The difference, exercises and words that make the sound clear and confident.
The SJ sound — helping your child say it
SJ is famously tricky in Swedish. Tips for pronunciation and spelling that help from preschool onward home.
The letter Ö — teaching the sound to your child
Ö is one of Swedish's special sounds. We show the mouth shape and which words train Ö best at home today.
The letter Ä — teaching the sound to your child
Ä shows up in everyday words. Concrete examples and exercises so your child can hear the difference well.
The letter Å — teaching the sound to your child
Å trips up many kids. Games and words that make the Å sound clear and fun, also for bilingual families.