"Shared writing" gives young children the chance to do some writing while you fill in the rest. Here is how you can engage in shared writing with your child at home. (continue reading)
The only joy greater than reading a good book, perhaps, is writing your own. Read this tip of how you can help your child create their own book. (continue reading)
Irene Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell advocate for collaboration instead of polarization; rationales instead of labels; observation instead of rigidity; and equitable literacy instruction for all children. (continue reading)
Reading aloud and discussing texts with children helps them become interested in print, notice characteristics of genres, and expand their vocabulary and content knowledge. (continue reading)
