Keep characteristics like rhyming and other language elements in mind when selecting and reading aloud a book together.

Engage the family with activities that practice English vocabulary, grammar, speaking, and more.

Children can work on reading fluency and comprehension while reading along with a caregiver.

Caregivers can implement three key elements to help grow literacy and pre-literacy skills.

Families can help their adolescents practice this comprehension skill as they look for clues in the text.

Three tips to keep in mind while watching TV as a home learning activity.

The IRRC’s Supporting Your Children's and Teen's Home Learning Guide provides web resources by subject area and for assistive technology use, as well as tips for a successful home learning approach.

Children’s literacy development benefits when they discuss four key elements of stories read by their caregivers.

Setting a goal, monitoring progress and deciding on specially designed instruction through an IEP can help students with reading disabilities achieve success.

Effectively advocate for your child with a disability’s literacy education by thinking through your hopes and concerns.

Make summer reading fun and fulfilling for the children in your family and help them maintain their reading skills with these seasonal approaches to reading.