November is National Family Literacy Month, a time to recognize how families support children’s reading and language development. Below are three evidence-based, easy-to-do literacy activities that families can fit in even during the busy Thanksgiving holiday.
Evidence shows that playful language moments support vocabulary growth. Try slipping in a few rhymes, idioms, or tongue twisters while getting dinner ready. Read more
Take a short break to sit with your child and read our original comic book, The Andre Chronicles. It's a fun way for children to practice letters and build early reading skills. Get it here
Have you downloaded our 2025 report on the State of Dyslexia in the United States yet? Itreviews currently enacted dyslexia laws and explains the impact each law has on families and educators. Get it here
In honor of November’s Family Engagement Week and Family Literacy Month, NCIL’s Kristin Kane led a ParentCamp session on November 19 about helping kids discover joy and confidence in literacy. Read more
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