If the take-home reading packet is still in the backpack in a hall closet right about now, there’s no time to waste.

Reviewed by Bethany Hernandez Parks, EdD Key Points Kids' reading and math skills can degrade over the summer, if they aren't encouraged to practice at least some of these skills during the summer ...

How AI Could Damage Your Child’s Reading and Writing Skills ... For example, what would happen if Sherlock Holmes got involved in investigating the peculiar events at Thornfield Hall in Jane Eyre?

1. Talk to your children about what they're reading. Regularly talk to your child about what they're reading and what they think about it. If you don't agree with parts of the book, use that as a ...

Eight out of ten parents say they have had to re-read the same book to their child at least once, with the typical little one asking for the same story to be read to them 416 times a year ...

How to find out about your child's reading ability. If teachers can’t do this alone – and they can’t – parental options are to do nothing, complain, or help solve the problem.

Aliyah Majeed-Hall, a high school student at the Potomac School in Arlington, saw a need for under-served children in Arlington when it came to home libraries and she did something about it.