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Help your child with vocabulary and comprehension A parent’s stories help children learn new vocabulary, story structure, and comprehension.
Reading SOS: How do I help my child learn new words while we read aloud? Reading aloud is a great way for children to learn new words.
How I See Words Thanks to incredible dedication and support of his family and teachers, Ethan has grown into a strong Braille reader.
You’re Reading With support at home and peer tutoring opportunities, Tavares continues his journey as a reader.
Signs of Literacy Kitri Kyllo’s deaf and hard of hearing program is showing first graders how to read using cued English.
Maricely Born in Puerto Rico and a native Spanish speaker, Maricely found it doubly hard to learn to read…in English.
