
10 Tips for Reading Readiness and Learning Letters


Research tells us that children must meet reading benchmarks by third grade in order to be ready for the educational challenges ahead. To do this effectively, efforts to familiarize children with books and reading must start long before they cross the threshold into school.
Here, you will find resources, research and statistics on childhood literacy and how to best prepare children for bright, successful futures through reading.
Books
Early Literacy
Importance of Reading
Literacy Research
Parent Resources
Reading Tips

Reposted from: No Time for Flash Cards
Reposted from: National Public Radio
For years, the consensus in early childhood education has been that reading aloud is the most important thing you can do for your child’s academic success. And, new… Read More ›
Reposted from: Reading Rockets
What makes children want to read books? Well, the most important tip is that a book has to be of interest to your child. Reading Rockets provided some… Read More ›
Reposted from: KinderCare
Studies have shown that the single greatest predictor of a child’s academic achievement is parental involvement. In fact, every action you take sets an example for your child…. Read More ›
Reposted from: Scholastic, Inc.
There are many ways you can prepare your child to face the challenges of entering kindergarten. Providing kindergarten-themed books is one of the most effective. Scholastic, Inc. provides… Read More ›