Children learn by taking in bits of information and storing them. They do this all through their adolescent years. When they reach puberty they begin to take this information, sort it, and think critically with it. They take what they know, add more information to it to draw conclusions, problem solve or create new ideas. Read more about

The Importance of Non-Fiction

Children can often learn to read well before the school systems teach them. Here are helpful tips on supporting your child as he is learning to read and to appreciate books and literature. Read more about

Reading To Your Child

Teaching Your Child to Read

Why Read?

Tips for getting Baby ready for reading

Check out our new Very First Reading Set

Developmental Milestones (pdf file)

Phonics Skills Chart

& Developing Phonemic Awareness