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Building Science of Reading knowledge across your district

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How do I evaluate a curriculum for Science of Reading alignment?

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Featured Resources for Education Leaders

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  • Abuela: Reading & Activity Guide

    Rosalba’s ordinary day with her grandmother turns into a flying adventure across the city, filled with Spanish words and family connection. A free Book Bridges guide for reading, writing, math, science, and art.

  • Full Moon Pups: Reading & Activity Guide

    A litter of wolf pups grows under a changing full moon, connecting the pups’ development to something kids can watch unfold in the night sky. A free Book Bridges guide for reading, math, science, and art.

  • Solitary Animals: Reading & Activity Guide

    Not every animal needs a group to survive. A free Book Bridges guide to how solitary animals thrive alone, through reading, math, science, and art.

  • How We Say I Love You: Reading & Activity Guide

    Hana’s family shows “I love you” through everyday care, not words. A free Book Bridges guide for reading, family traditions, and creative play at home.

  • The Ocean’s Heartbeat: Reading & Activity Guide

    A jellyfish sets out to find her own heartbeat and discovers what makes every sea creature unique. A free Book Bridges activity guide for reading, writing, science, and art at home.

  • The Sciences of Learning: How Humans Really Learn — and Why Everyone Should Understand It

    To teach well, we need to understand how human beings learn. That is what the sciences of learning reveal. Maya studied for hours. She reread her textbook chapter three times and highlighted nearly every line in yellow. It felt like hard work, and she walked into the test feeling ready. Then she froze. She recognized…


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Questions Education Leaders Often Ask Us

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Every Relationship Starts with a Conversation

Just as a child’s earliest conversations lay the groundwork for everything they’ll read later, this conversation is where a partnership with Literacy Bridges begins. Tell us about your district, and we’ll tell you plainly whether and how we can help.

Get in touch