Just like how musicians practice to get better at their craft, your child needs to practice reading to improve their comprehension skills. So, try to set aside some time each day for reading practice.
It can be as simple as reading aloud to you or a family member, or reading silently on their own. The more they practice, the more confident they'll become, and the better they'll get at understanding what they're reading.
And, don't forget to be patient and supportive. Learning to read is a journey, and it's okay if your child makes mistakes along the way. With time and practice, they'll become a reading master and be able to comprehend even the most complex stories!
