Raise a Reader
Scholastic has recently shared some helpful tricks and tips to help Raise a Reader. A Parent Guide to Reading for Ages 0-2
Best Books to Share With Your Baby
Looking for specific book recommendations? Try this list of books that are all perfect for squishing, lifting, and playing — just what babies want to do with a book. Or enjoy titles featuring sounds and wordplay.
Reading Books Over & Over
Six Benefits of Re-reading Books Over and Over for Kids:
Repeat reads of books, whether as read-alouds to little ones or through independent reading, can generate big rewards for your child.
Fostering good Phonics
If you're the parent of a new little beginning reader, chances are you're hearing a lot about phonics. Here's what you need to know about how your child will learn phonics and how you can help teach phonics at home.
Beginning Readers
Confidence-Boosting Books for Young Readers
Remember to READ!
PBS kids has provided a little helping hand to keep our little learners engaged and found many ways to keep a good book just a click away. PBS Kids has created some amazing reading and interactive learning resources to help parents and caregivers right at our fingertips. Click below to explore many great sites and reading and learning activities for your little learner.
DIGITAL AND PRINTABLE RESOURCES:
• gpbkids.org and PBS KIDS Video App: Explore full episodes, clips, games, and more educational tools for kids from ages 2-8.
• PBS KIDS for Parents: Find tips, resources, printables, an Activity Finder and more tools for learning at home with young children, including a special virtual event: Prepping for a Very Different School Year.
To get free resources and activities sent directly to your phone, sign up for Bright by Text by texting “GPB” to 27448.
Online Storytelling
Read 1,000 Books with your child before Kindergarten
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
The Statesboro Regional Library is excited about its new 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program that started last October. Any child ages birth to five-years-old can participate as long as they have not started Kindergarten.
GET GEORGIA READING IN THE COMMUNITY
Communities across the state are working hard to ensure our children are on track to achieving third-grade reading proficiency—and yours is invited to join this effort.
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