Decodable books teach how to turn a written word into a spoken word. Learn why they’re important and how to support your child as they read them.
Reading activities are a great way to teach reading because they can reinforce and improve literacy skills. Here are some fun, hands-on ideas to try.
Helping your child with their kindergarten reading comprehension skills sets them up for successful reading. Here are some strategies and tips to try.
High-frequency words are words found most often in children’s books. Learning high-frequency words helps your child become a more fluent, confident reader.
Make the first day feel extra special with these keepsakes—a playful sign to hold for a photo, a celebratory certificate, and a simple reflection activity to wrap up the day.
Get ready for the school year with Back-to-School Bingo, a game that makes practicing routines and transitions fun!
Help your child start the school year strong with these Bite-Sized Affirmation Cards!
Children learn to write in stages starting from the time they’re one. Explore the stages of writing and how to help your child reach them.
Your child’s vocabulary helps them communicate with others, have stronger reading comprehension, and make sense of the world around them. Use these fun strategies for teaching vocabulary.
Building resilience helps kids become more confident in themselves and better able to handle setbacks and stress. Learn ways to help your child develop it.
Independent reading is simply when a child reads on their own. Learn easy ways to support early reading habits at home.
These independent play cards for kids spark creativity, movement, and imagination—plus blank cards to add your own playful ideas!
