Therapists in Shelton, WA

Thanks for all the suggestions! I will look into Reading Eggs. We are going to be using Easy Peasy Homeschooling, but it's pretty heavy on the reading so I was looking for supplementary stuff. I downloaded an automatic reader for him so that when he gets to where he can't read any more (which happens pretty quickly), he can still work independently without needing me to read everything to him.

If he has a diagnosed disability he can get on learning ally.com

My 8-year-old hates to read, even though he does very well at it. My suggestion of going to the library was met with heel-digging resistance. He said he only wanted to read on the computer. So I loaded the Kindle app on my ipad and downloaded "The Adventures of Captain Underpants" today ($1.99 on Amazon). He read 12 chapters in one sitting and loved it.

Try Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool its free..

Cindy if your still think of homeschool here a list of free place to get Madison work These are free Discovery k12 (not k12) Pathways Ron Paul curriculum (k-5 free) Ambleside Eady peasy homeschool I think Easy Peasy would work best for you! My son continue to improve his reading skill with both Abcmouse and www.zoddles.com both $8 a month . Also if have time and money v-reader is a great toy that helps with reading !

Let him explore www.khanacademy.com. They have a LOT of lessons in video format. My kids are also struggling readers but it hasnt stopped them from exploring science, art, history, robotics, math and they just completed a computer programming course...all for free, and very little reading required. I have 4 th and 5 th graders.