7 At-Home Reading Strategies That Build a Better Reader in Grades K-2: Quick Click
Easy at-home reading strategies for children in kindergarten through second grade. Encourages praise. Explains how to support reading skills in your child's home life.

Reading Milestones: Signs of Progress in Your Emergent Reader
See signs of progress in your beginning reader. Identify key reading skills. Recognize reading milestones in phonics, spelling, writing, and more.

5 Ways to Raise a Reader: Quick Click
5 ways to raise a reader. Make reading a fun part of your child's everyday life. Involve the family in a book group and be a postive role model.

Reading Difficulties in the New Reader: What's Normal and What May Be a Learning Disorder
Advice for parents of new readers. Learn to tell the difference between ordinary beginner's obstacles and a more serious learning disorder. Describes common difficulties in children with reading disorders.

Choosing Books for Reluctant Readers
Choose books that will interest your reluctant reader. Select reading materials that are reading level and age appropriate. Includes tips on engaging the advanced reader.

How Can We Move This Box of Blocks?: Summer Machines Activity
Children use observation and problem-solving skills as they experiment with simple machines. They test a variety of tools and methods to figure out the easiest way to move a heavy box.

Choosing Books for Your Child in Kindergarten-Grade 2
Explains how to choose books for your kindergarten to second-grade child's home library. Considers your child's reading level and interests. Suggests extension activities.

Does Your Child Need a Tutor?
Use this grade-by-grade guide to determine whether your child needs extra help. Explains what signs of trouble to look for in children of diffrent ages.

Integrating Reading into Everyday Life for Reluctant Readers: Quick Click
Motivate reluctant readers. Make reading and language learning a part of everyday life. Fun language arts activities like story hour and learning Pig Latin.