reading

A new longitudinal study of fifth and sixth graders in Germany examined the relation between

Having just read the UK’s ‘Vision for Literacy, 2025’ I felt compelled to share a

Classroom activity: Designing a shoebox around a novel you love.

How about a teaching book group?

You ought to know about Reciprocal Reading. If you have children who are super decoders

Babies need picture books. I recently watched a little boy, not much more than a

To help children learn to read earlier, one thing appears to be key: Learn the

#UKEdChat session 477 – This discussion took place on Halloween, and it is important to remember that

In this re-blog, Jon Biddle lists 23 ideas to get your school away from creating

We must read TO our children throughout their school years. They are never too old to hear a story. We must teach through stories at all ages and use them as a context for learning and a link to different issues.

If children groan and grumble when having to read with you or anyone else you

The purpose of going to school is to learn, but students may find certain topics

During our ‘Reading Fortnight’ I wanted to get as many children and families enthused about