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…
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…
Teachers are always finding new books to incorporate into the classroom for fun reads! However, some book are always included since they are well-loved and classics! Today we will outline the books to comprise an accurate classroom reading plan! First Grade The World Belonged to Us – A book celebrating Read more…
Individual Grades: Reading not only improves children’s imagination and ability to recognize vocabulary, but it also instills critical thinking capabilities for young students to recognize and contribute to the classroom adequately. Reading also allows students to form opinions, thoughts, and full arguments as they read examples of such in their Read more…