Resources to Support a Literacy Rich Home Environment

General Information

  1. Turn the Page-Resources for Families (tutoring, classes, etc.) in the St Louis area – VISIT THE SITE

  2. Trailer for the Right to Read documentary – VISIT THE SITE

  3. NEA  – Read Across America  |  Learn how and why to make room for books and reading together at home with these resources – VISIT THE SITE

  4. St Louis Public Library – VISIT THE SITE 

  5. Saint Louis University has proudly partnered with the Institute of Reading Development – VISIT THE SITE

Younger Readers Information

  1. Raising Readers.  Start Early and Practice Often – DOWNLOAD THE RESOURCE

  2. Raising Readers-20 tips on what parents can do – VISIT THE SITE

  3. Splash Learn, Phonics Games for Kids and More – VIST THE SITE

  4. Videos that model how families can work with their children on specific skills – VISIT THE SITE

  5. Receive free books for children under the age of five – VISIT THE SITE

Older Reader information

  1. Tips on Developing Reader at every age – DOWNLOAD THE RESOURCE

  2. Book lists by theme for all ages – VISIT THE SITE

  3. Are you concerned that your child has problems with reading?