Young children and infants read to by parents have stronger vocabulary skills
Shared reading between parents and very young children, including infants, is associated with stronger vocabulary skills for nearly all children
17 Children’s Books That Teach Kids Gratitude
These 17 children's books can teach kids the meaning of gratitude
Tips And Tricks Parents Can Use To Nurture a Love of Reading in Kids
Raising kids to love reading often comes down to forming habits, family norms and intrinsic motivation. A lot of it starts by parents modeling their own love of books.
Reading is more than sounding out words and decoding. That’s why we use the whole language approach to teaching it
A whole language approach to teaching reading gives kids a whole linguistic picture of how words work. This includes teaching individual letters and sounds, as well as what the words mean in context.
Research suggests that boys have a comparative advantage in math because they’re worse at reading than girls
Do boys perform better in math because they are worse at reading than girls?
‘The Secret to Developing Successful Readers’ Lies In How You Motivate Them
Keeping kids motivated is the key to developing them into lifelong readers
To Foster Confidence and Motivation in Young Readers, Consider This
How can parents and teachers inspire children to see themselves as readers and build up their confidence and motivation to read more books?
Reading in Any Language Improves Reading Levels in English
How reading books in another language can help students improve their English reading skills
Parents play a key role in fostering children’s love of reading
Parents play a key role in supporting the development of children’s early language skills and fostering a love of reading
Barrett: Reading Books With an Adult Is a Great Way to Build Empathy and Other Social-Emotional Skills in Kids
Study shows having an adult read with children can positively impact their social-emotional learning — perseverance, compassion, resilience and integrity