Reading

Kids Love to Read!
All kids can love to read!
I know many kids that love to read, but, I also know there are a great many out there, who think it is just not for them. I've run across far too many of them - and it breaks my heart! I think that many of these children can be shown how enjoyable reading really is.  I'm not talking about 'as an assignment' - "Jimbob - go in your room right now and read three chapters!" No, not like that! So Jimbob loves racecars, eh?  What a mountain of wonderful books we can find him on racecars!   Reading ...

Super Why
The Hit New Show for Preschoolers From The Creators of Blue's Clues!
Welcome to the world of Super Why!! Teaching valuable reading skills in a fun and colorful way to children ages 3-5.

Halloween Reading for Kids
Use Halloween Energy to Motivate Students
Check out the countdown below-Halloween is closer than you think! It's time to start planning the perfect celebration, and remember that you can use the natural excitement of the holiday to motivate students. Start now to collect ideas and information that will intrigue your kids or group of kids as the holiday approaches. And don't forget to stop by All Info About Reading for more reading ideas and lesson plans.

Reading Corners for Kids
Create a Special Reading Spot for Your Child
A great way to encourage reading is to create a special corner just for that. Any child will want to spend time curled up with a good book in their own personal reading spot. Make it fun. Make it cushy. Make it cozy. Stock it with books and you'll have a reader in no time. Teachers find reading corners popular in the classroom and even use them as a reward for good work or good behavior. Parents can create a reading nook that invites a child to unplug from the TV and the games. It can be the...

Free Printable Bookmarks
Encourage your child to read!
Free printable bookmarks are an easy way for you to give your child their own little "measuring device" to track their progress and help instill pride in learning as well as adding a little fun. One small way that you can help encourage your child to read regularly is to "customize" the experience for them. Special book marks just for them with their favorite topic, animal or colors can help them make the experience more engaging. Even little kids with board books can tuck their bookmarks b...