STRONG READERS AREN’T BORN—THEY’RE GROWN, TOGETHER
With the right books—and by reading together, not just parents reading to their kids but kids reading to their parents—young readers experience real growth. They become eager, confident readers who can read independently.
We used to say, “Go read a book,” or at best, “I’ll read to you.” But we know more now. And our kids need more now.
Booktrition is redefining how readers are grown at home. Spoiler alert: we can’t do this alone.
READING TOGETHER
‘Have your child read for thirty minutes,’ they say, but what does that really mean, and what books should we read?
A GLIMPSE INTO KINDERGARTEN
Parents read any book aloud that interests their child for most of the time, and then the child reads aloud a “just right” book for a shorter period of time.
TEACHER PICKS BY GRADE
LET’S LEARN FROM EACH OTHER
New to the Booktrition Blog is the series—’Between the Chapters’—about how reading actually happens at home. Each interview offers a small glimpse into a family’s reading life—plus a little about the parent. The goal is to learn from each other and to recognize that we are all better parents when we work together.
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