Creating and maintaining a reading plan can be really challenging and intimidating, but we’re here to help! Let’s go through a year of reading, and indicate great plans for different age groups! Month 1: Introduction to Classic Children’s Literature “Charlotte’s Web” by E.B. White (Ages 8-12) “The Wind in Read more…
When selecting classic books for your students in the school, it is important to note that thematic elements will be present. Classic books are stereotypically less sensitive and aware of the socially acceptable topics in literature. However, that brings them so much value and worth to the education system of Read more…
One of the easiest ways to evaluate a student’s progress, excellence, and performance in the classroom is through test scores. Although test scores are not the only thing that is important and crucial to a student’s success, they can be a great way to track progress and achievements. Thankfully, many Read more…
In an earlier blog, we discussed some books that are great books for students to read during the times of their lives, based upon age. Now that your young students are hopefully already reading, it’s time to add to this list! Ideally, all of the classic books listed below would Read more…
During childhood, every experience is a learning experience and a potential step towards growth and development. Reading is one of the best things that a young student can do to develop their mind and performance in the classroom. Reading shapes cognitive, emotional, and social development in many ways. Let’s delve Read more…
Although reading is an amazing activity and learning mechanism for young children, it will elicit some interesting questions from the children who discover reading. Reading and books, in general, are intended to incite discovery and curiosity for the readers. Providing the opportunity to read for these young students instills the Read more…
Young children read many books in school to excel and progress their ability to read and think critically. The books can differ from school to school, but typically, most students have a similar reading experience. To gather a better understanding of what your student will be reading in the classroom, Read more…
Surprisingly, childhood development through reading does not begin when the young reader begins reading on their own. Instead the integral childhood development that occurs actually starts at infancy and continues throughout the duration of the child’s life. There are many development stages that a child passes through in their reading Read more…
It is very important to know what your student is reading in school. Thankfully, most schools have extremely similar curriculum, so it is easier to track and assume what your students are reading in school. Let’s go through some of these books together! 1st Grade The Complete Tales of Read more…
Instilling the love of reading into young students can be extremely challenging, especially to start. Not every student comes from a background where they were read to or encouraged to read. That doesn’t mean, however, that the encouragement shouldn’t start today. Young children are adaptable, malleable, and growing. It is Read more…