Reading Resources

These resources are available for you to access helpful information for you and your child in the area of reading

A Child Becomes A Reader Birth - Pre-School (pdf file - 497 KB)
Researchers have found that children begin to learn reading and writing at home, long before they go to school. This booklet summarizes the most important research findings, defines important terms, and lists reading skills that kids at different ages are developing. Developed by The Partnership for Reading.


Reading Tips for Kindergarten Parents (pdf file - 162 KB)
Brochure from Reading Rockets


Reading Tips for 1st Grade Parents (pdf file - 162 KB)
Brochure from Reading Rockets


Reading Tips for 2nd Grade Parents (pdf file - 162 KB)
Brochure from Reading Rockets


Reading Tips for 3rd Grade Parents (pdf file - 162 KB)
Brochure from Reading Rockets


A Child Becomes A Reader Kdg-3rd Grade (pdf file - 747 KB)
This booklet offers advice for parents of children from grades K-3 on how to support reading development at home and how to recognize effective instruction in their children's classrooms. Developed by The Partnership for Reading.


Get Ready to Read! (pdf file - 113 KB)
Tips for parents of young children from the International Reading Association


Explore the Playground of Books (pdf file - 113 KB)
Brochure for parents from the International Reading Association

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• PALS Website
  PALS is an assessment that is administered to Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten students. This site provides information about the assessment as well as provides literacy activities that can be done at home.

• Reading is Fundamental
  Parents will be able to find lots of resources here to help motivate children to read.

• Reading Rockets
  A great site for parents looking for reading resources for all levels of ability and a section for helping struggling readers.

• Scholastic Parents
  Resources including a message board and blog for resources and strategies to help your child be successful in reading.

• U.S. Dept of Ed Reading Resources for Parents
  Lots of information, resources and articles to help your child become a successful reader from the United States Department of Education.

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