What happens next?

How to help slow readers 
Minimize distractions while the child is reading. 
It's hard for slow readers to concentrate and make progress in a stimulating, distracting environment. If your child struggles to read at home, ask them to work in a quiet room, away from distracting friends or television and without their computer.

Options are:
(i). Limit distractions to work and home. Slow readers usually make progress during their housework, however.
(ii). If you don't feel rushed to find a quiet space where distractions will continue, consider leaving the tv on, giving them headphones, etc. , until they've finished their reading, or ask if they're free to watch tv while they're reading for a bit.
(iii). You can also give them noise-cancelling headphones at work. Get the habit of writing with headphones on.
(iv). Also ask your child to focus on the text they're reading. Let them know that daydreaming or losing focus will only make the reading take longer.
(iv).