Online resources to get your child excited about reading
If you're still looking for a book that will spark your child's interest in reading this summer, check these resources.
Articles about:
How to Keep Reading With Your Child
How you can help at home: Support your fourth- or fifth-grader's reading skills by reading aloud, listening to your child read and discussing vocabulary.
Improving Older Kids' Reading Speed and Comprehension
Do you want to know what can be done to improve your middle or high school student's reading speed and comprehension? In this article, an expert addresses this concern.
When you love to read, but your child doesn't
A book-loving mom shares her frustration and success in getting her dyslexic son to enjoy books.
Power Reading Talk
How you can help at home: Ask your child lots of questions to build his understanding of what he is reading.
Bright Ideas from our Readers: Getting Kids to Read
Our readers give tips that work to inspire kids to read.
"But Mom, I hate to read!": Tips for reluctant readers
Show your reluctant reader that books can help him do the things he loves.
Fun ways to read with your child
You have a big influence on your child when you read together. Learn how to make the most of this special time.
Explore the Web
Check out educational Web sites in math, language arts, science, social studies and the arts.
10 ways to keep your child reading this summer
Use these creative ideas to get your child hooked on reading this summer.
