☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
Sitting and reading? It’s SO HARD for some kids. Here's how to forgo sitting still and still get your little one to read.
TV can help kids develop and enhance their literacy skills. These excellent shows for little kids encourage learning about letters, words, reading, and more.
When you have more than one child, reading together can get a little tricky. Here are some tips to make storytime enjoyable for everyone.
Are your book discussions with your young reader feeling a little one-sided? These easy conversation starters can get your kids talking about what they're reading, at every age and stage.
We went straight to the source to find out what books 7 - 9 year olds are into. Here are twelve books that kids say are definitely worth the read!
Find summer reading lists for 3- to 5-year-olds, fun activities to keep them occupied on family trips, and tips to get them all set for the school year.
Kids need to read books that they can both decode (read the words) and comprehend (understand the meaning). But how do you find these 'just right' books?
These heartwarming and hilarious picture books are perfect for some father-daughter bonding time.
The librarians at the New York Public Library answer your questions. This time: great books for young sci-fi fans that won't keep them up at night.
Reading and writing poetry remind us that language is not just something we learn; it’s something we actively take part in making.
These are the kind of reads that can be nibbled on in short bites, that proceed at a fast clip, or aren’t too long. In short, perfect for busy parents!
Reading to a dog, or any pet, gives children a safe environment to practice their reading, make mistakes, and grow as a reader. Plus, it's fun!
