In today's fast-paced world, building resilience in young readers is more important than ever. Resilience helps children adapt to...

Breaks from school are a wonderful time for family, relaxation, and, of course, a little extra reading practice! Maintaining your child’s...

From strategic design choices to a well-organized library, the classroom environment can encourage even the most reluctant readers.

The "Thankful Turkey" activity is an engaging and meaningful way to encourage kids to reflect on what they’re grateful for.

Technology can be a powerful tool for young readers, helping them build foundational literacy skills in new, engaging ways.

Reading is a gateway to imagination, knowledge, and lifelong learning. For early learners, fostering a love of reading from the start is...

Developing strong reading stamina is essential for young readers. It’s the ability to focus and read for longer periods without becoming...

Explore practical strategies to help struggling readers succeed, both at home and in the classroom, as well as intervention activities.

Getting students excited about reading can sometimes feel like a challenge, but with the right tools, you can ignite a love for books...

Phonics and phonemic awareness play a critical role in learning to read. How can parents and teachers incorporate these into daily reading?

The Science of Reading refers to decades of research from fields like psychology, cognitive science, linguistics, and neuroscience that expl

Vocabulary is a cornerstone of literacy... not only helps children understand what they read but also improves their ability to express...

Check out my Free Reading Comprehension Mat—a versatile resource designed to help young readers of all levels!

Screens are tools that can be beneficial to our children's literacy development, if we are conscious about how we use them.

Using idle moments to engage with language can be enjoyable and productive! Here are ideas for how to fill those empty spaces with literacy.

Jim Trealease, in his insightful and best-selling book The Read-Aloud Handbook , stated, “The single most important activity for building...

The most important thing we can do to support children's literacy development and learning is to create a literacy-rich environment.