Here are ten simple tips that parents can follow to encourage their children to become readers.

The “summer slide” refers to the weakening in children’s reading abilities that occurs during...

Literacy development begins early in the home. Literacy is all around you and always present in...

The transition from summer break to back-to-school can be difficult for both students and families....

This is a coding activity that covers the basic principles of creating a command sequence.

This is a great resource that shows children how to set goals for themselves and how to achieve them through goal planning!

The questions in this activity sheet will help parents and teachers to extend the lessons taught in this collection of books by reminding children that every day is an opportunity to SHINE BRIGHT!

A friend will ask you the parts of speech in parentheses and write down your answers in the blanks....

A friend will ask you the parts of speech in parentheses and write down your answers in the blanks....

How to Raise a Reader authors, Pamela Paul and Maria Russo, offer parents some peace of mind with their answers to common myths and misconceptions surrounding childhood literacy.

This is part of the support materials that can be used with the book Blizzard.

This parent and family engagement activity is part of the Read for Success support materials for the book A Nest Is Noisy.

This extension activity is part of the Read for Success support materials for the book A Nest Is Noisy.

This is the word list that accompanies the DK book Robot.

This documents supports 10 True Tales: Young Civil Rights Heroes. This is a timeline of the ten...

This Educator Guide supports the close reading activity for The Wright Brothers: How They Invented the Airplane by Russell Freedman.

This activity engages students in reading and analyzing The Wright Brothers: How They Invented the Airplane by Russell Freedman.

This Educator Guide supports the close reading activity for The Wright Brothers: Pioneers of American Aviation by Quentin Reynolds.

This activity engages students in reading and analyzing The Wright Brothers: Pioneers of American Aviation by Quentin Reynolds.

Students will build and test four paper glider prototypes to identify how different variables...

Students will assume the role of an early 20th‐century editorial cartoonist and create an...

Students will assume the role of aviation pioneers as they build and test different glider...

Students will assume the role of an assistant to the Wright brothers and draft a diary of their...