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How to choose a children’s book
Choose children’s books wisely with these helpful criteria.What happens next? Raise a reader with predictable books
Books with repeated phrases, questions or rhymes give young children a wonderful opportunity to participate in the reading process.Rhyme with me! It's fun, you'll see!
Help your child develop an ear for rhyme with these tips, activities and books.Choosing books for kindergartners
Not too easy, not too hard. How to choose the right book for your emerging reader.
Writing tips & tricks
Try these 10 tips to help children hone their writing skills.Learning ideas to love
Try these classroom-inspired ideas to share love with your little Valentine.
Tip o' the hat to you, Dr. Seuss!
Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss! March is the month to celebrate this beloved and classic author’s birthday—share his history with your family!
9 tips for raising a reader
Entering kindergarten with early literacy skills increases a child’s chances for academic success. These tips will help prepare your little one.
My Book of Why
Kids ask a lot of questions. Turn their tough questions into a Book of Why. It's a great way to start building a child's research skills at an early age and to show them that "Why?" is a great question!
Tara Cotta's discovery
Create something that Tara found as she was exploring. Doodling and drawing helps children develop the dexterity they need for writing letters.
Short vowel word sort
Sounding out, or decoding, words with the consonant-vowel-consonant pattern (such as dog) is a great place for an emergent reader to start. In this printable, sorting words based on their sounds helps children pay attention to the individual sounds within words.