Try these 4 steps to target reading skills with your special

Set aside at least 20-30 minutes every day for reading practice. This consistent routine will help build fluency and comprehension skills over time.

 Use a variety of reading materials such as storybooks, newspapers, magazines, or online resources like ReadingRockets. Tailor the selection to your child's interests and reading level to keep them engaged.

Break the reading practice into shorter sessions if needed, especially for younger children. Aim for two to three sessions per day, each lasting about 10-15 minutes, to maintain focus and attention.

Keep a reading log or journal to track your child's progress and celebrate achievements. This could include noting the books read, new words learned, or improvements in fluency. Additionally, consider using ReadingRockets' assessment tools to periodically evaluate your child's reading skills and adjust the practice sessions accordingly.