Reading is crucial: Reading is a wonderful way to expand children’s worlds and to bond children and caregivers. It also helps children gain the language and literacy skills needed for a good start in school.
Reading proficiency: According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, reading proficiency by third grade is the most significant predictor of high school graduation and career success.
Reading at every age: The article provides strategies to engage your child and promote reading every day, tailored for different age groups from infants to third graders.
When reading is a struggle: Learning to read is a process that doesn’t come easy for many people. The National Institutes of Health is supporting research to better understand the causes of reading problems and to intervene more quickly and effectively.
Resources: For more resources on reading and reading disorders, you can visit the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development website.
Remember, the key is to make reading a daily activity and to be patient as your child is learning. Let them know you’re proud of their effort. Happy reading!
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