Building a reader, one moment at a time
You don’t need special training or a trip to the store. The reading, talking, and questions already part of your day are building your child’s foundation. Here’s a few more ways to build on that.
What do I ask while we read together?
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My child mixes up letters and sounds. Is that normal?
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How do I talk to my child’s teacher about reading?
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We don’t have a lot of books at home. What else works?
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Featured Resources for Families
ou don’t need a degree in reading science to help your child read well. Here are a few recent posts about what the research says and what it actually looks like at home. Hand picked with busy families in mind.
Build on What You’ve Started
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Questions Families Often Ask Us
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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.
