Simply handing a child a book is only a small piece of the summer reading challenge. “It’s not just one book and done, it’s a ...

Kids' reading level is at all time low. Parents can play a key role in helping them develop this crucial life skill—here's ...

A recent study has found that children understand more when reading on paper rather than on a digital screen. Researchers in Norway had over 1,100 children take two comprehension tests, one on ...

With fun skill-building games and interactive features, these tools can give kids reading comprehension support and guidance that a book alone can't provide. For more excellent digital resources, try ...

We've gathered some of the best apps, games, and websites for building your kids' reading skills. Together, these resources cover reading skills from letter recognition, phonics, and sight words to ...

Recent STAAR test results show that while Texas students increased literacy rates slightly, nearly half of students in third ...

If you can get children reading and learning early, they'll never stop. That's the theory behind the Public Library's Early Literacy Fair. "We have a variety of what are called the big books," said ...

Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski has launched a Summer Reading Challenge for school children in kindergarten through seventh grade. “I wanted to do something to encourage kids to keep reading during their ...

At sign-up, they will receive a reading log and complete calendar of free programs for kids of all ages. To help name the dragon, all you need to do is go to amarillolibrary.org and cast your vote ...

Usha Vance Steps in for First Lady to Launch Kids’ Reading Challenge. SECOND LADY FIRST. The second lady appeared to get lumbered with a job usually reserved for the president’s wife.

This summer, children at the Kent District Libraries are keeping their minds active with the Summer Wonder Reading Program.

Others noted how difficult it is for reading to compete with social media for the attention span of children, and their parents. “Not sure who needs to hear this,” an anonymous user commented.