1st grade reading
Reading is the key to building knowledge — and building your first grader’s knowledge is the key to raising a strong reader.
Getting ready for middle and high school reading
Middle and high schoolers interpret, analyze, and discuss more-advanced texts. Here are the tools they'll need to succeed.
10 ways to help with comprehension
Easy tips for revving up this essential reading skill.
Our favorite 5th grade reading worksheets
Ready to get your child thinking? These reading worksheets solicit higher-level literacy skills, such as finding key points, comparing two stories, and answering questions.
2nd grade reading
This year, the focus shifts from sounding out words to reading for meaning as kids' reading skills grow by leaps and bounds.
Making the most of standard technology to enhance learning
Learn how readily available electronic text can be adapted to support and enhance your child's learning.
What’s better for a 3rd grader learning English: reading with Mom in the home language or reading independently in English?
Once your child can read independently in English, is it better for your child to practice this habit or for you to continue reading aloud to your child in your home language?
Helpful assessments for struggling young readers
Many parents ask if there are ways to assess a young child's reading problems without going through a full evaluation. In this article, a reading expert describes appropriate assessments for young readers.
The new rules for reading: 5 key takeaways
In our latest #Milestones Google+ Hangout, literacy expert Tim Shanahan shared info all parents should know about supporting your child's reading.
How (and why) to start a parent-child book club
Nurture a love of reading with a parent-child reading club for budding bookworms.
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