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Bestselling author, mom, and one-time struggling reader Jean Reagan shares some great ideas for how to make reading fun for kids.
Knowing sight words at a glance makes reading easier. Here you’ll find sight word games, apps, multi-sensory activities, and reading ideas.
Blow out the candles and wish away. We’ve got printables for your kid’s special day.
If you’re plagued with bedtime story stage fright, these should help everyone get to sleep a lot faster.
Ariel Lawhon lists the Reading Rules she uses to keep her boisterous sons focused during read-alouds, and explains why she created a separate set of Rules just for herself.
Picture books and related activities can help build skills like problem solving, ideation, and connection making. Here are three of our favorite books, each with corresponding activities, for you and your kids to enjoy.
Ever hear a child read like a robot with no pauses for punctuation and a monotone voice? Try these strategies to improve your child’s oral reading expression.
Looking for some fun Star Wars activities for your young Jedi? You've come to the right side of the Force!
Help your 6-year-old child grow into an expert reader with these fun, at-home reading activities.
Consider this your five-minute cram session for reading activities you can do at home with your 5-year-old to help them become a reader.
Everything is awesome! Especially when your kids are having fun with these LEGO printables!
What types of activities promote sibling bonding? Almost any kind, as long as they meet these three criteria.