The Power of Shared Reading for Early Literacy
Shared reading is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to support early literacy. Reading aloud helps children build vocabulary, comprehension,...
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4 Reasons To Teach Your Toddler to Read
Many parents feel a lot of pressure when it comes to developmental milestones. So when you see "toddler" and "read" in the same sentence, you might think it's just one...
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Becoming a Fluent Reader: The Lovevery Reading Skill Set, Part 3
Becoming a Fluent Reader: The Lovevery Reading Skill Set, Part 3 For just a moment, I want you to imagine your kid...
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Build Reading Confidence: The Lovevery Reading Skill Set, Part 2
Many kids master the first step toward reading—letter sounds—pretty quickly. After all, learning “p” says “puh” is no different from learning a...
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Kick Off Reading Confidence: The Lovevery Reading Skill Set, Part 1
Thanks to research about early literacy and learning research, we’ve come to understand four critical points about how to best support kids’...
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Morning Routine For Kids: How To Start A Morning Message
Any teacher who works with little ones can tell you that starting your day with a morning message is a great way...
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Let’s Stop Talking About the Literacy Crisis. Let’s Do Something About It.
Here are five things everyone can do to teach anyone how to read.
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Is the Lovevery Reading Skill Set Worth the Hype? Five Families Give Their Honest Reviews
When Lovevery, a brand known for its Play Kits, released a new reading program, I was intrigued. Then, when the boxes landed...
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Should You Teach Your Kids Together or 1-on-1
If you care for multiple kids, you've probably wondered whether you should teach them together or 1:1. In this blog, you'll learn how...
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Letter Names or Letter Sounds?
When kids are first learning to read, they often know the names of every letter. But that's actually not the most important first...
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