Reading is an important process in developing a child’s social and cognitive skills. Studies show that through reading, children can acquire language, learning, and listening skills, as well as increase their overall educational level. Parents can promote this development in their children by having books in the house, reading out-loud to them, establishing regular reading habits, and so forth. Use the list below to find reading tips for parents, free or low-cost books, and age-appropriate reading-related activities for your child.
Tips for Parents
A Parent’s Guide to Reading Levels
Reading Tips: Reading with Your Infant
Reading Tips: Reading with Your Young Toddler (ages 1-2)
Reading Tips: Reading with Your Older Toddler (ages 2-3)
Reading Tips: Parents of Preschoolers
Reading Tips: Parents of Kindergarteners
Reading Tips: Parents of First Graders
Reading Tips: Parents of Second Graders
Reading Tips: Parents of Third Graders
Non-age-Specific Books and Activities:
Where to find Free and Low-Cost Books
Age-Specific Books and Activities:
Popular Books: for Kindergarten through 2nd Graders
Popular Books: for 2nd and 3rd Graders
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