Reading is more than a skill; it is the foundation for confidence, independence and lifelong learning. It unlocks every subject in school and opens every door in life.

Ready Readers volunteers visit classrooms in low-income communities to read aloud to young children, which can help build early literacy skills in preparation for kindergarten. Studies show that ...

Juri Sleet, 4, picks up a book from a kit given to families at Linden Primary Care Center at Nationwide Children's Hospital, while Crystal Webb, a kindergarten readiness coordinator talks with Sleet's ...

For some young children in Columbus, Ohio, reading assessments don’t start in the kindergarten classroom — they happen first in the doctor’s office. With concerns rising about lagging childhood ...

Wallace Community College-Dothan’s Child Development program has partnered with Feed Me Words to provide students with access ...

The first week of November this year marks National Children’s Book Week, the nation’s oldest and most celebrated literacy initiative. Reading with young children creates cherished memories and ...

From birth to age five is the most important part of development, but we might be falling behind in teaching language and comprehension to children. Early literacy sets kids down a path of success as ...

E-books have emerged as a dynamic tool in early education, combining digital text with multimedia elements to support emergent literacy development. Their interactive design not only captures young ...

The Children’s Literacy Foundation (CLiF) and the Vermont Parent Child Center Network (VPCCN) have partnered on a new initiative to expand access to books and literacy resources for ...