literacy

The books at Seminary Hills Park Elementary are free for anyone in the community to borrow

A Fort Worth ISD school has been selected to participate in a project that aims to boost literacy in the community.

In celebration of childhood literacy, LeVar Burton partners with Osmo – a tech toy on a mission to make reading fun, engaging and interactive. Watch now! MORE: PlayOsmo.com/en

The donations were made possible by the North Texas Honda Dealers Helpful Guys in Blue, a group that has been doing random acts of helpfulness for kids this school year.

The donations were made possible by the North Texas Honda Dealers Helpful Guys in Blue, a group that has been doing random acts of helpfulness for kids this school year.

September is National Literacy Month, and Reading to New Heights is using this month to get the word out about their programming to help adults.

Big D Reads is unveiling its 2022 read on Thursday, September 1 with a community event.

Literacy Instruction for Texas (LIFT) is projecting that in just 12 years, more than one million people, 30% of those will be in Dallas County, could be illiterate.

Elena Ford, the first woman in the Ford family to hold an executive position with the Ford Motor Company, stopped by David Crockett Elementary School in Weatherford on Tuesday in hopes of increasing that access, boosting opportunities for literacy and encouraging STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) education for children.

Teachers are utilizing the app called “Novel Effect”. The app responds with interactive music and sound effects during story time, creating different dimensions for your child as they learn.

Something good is happening in several school districts across North Texas to help increase childhood literacy. Teachers are utilizing the app called “Novel Effect”. The app responds with interactive music and sound effects during story time, creating different dimensions for your child as they learn. Quyen Hudspeth, a Kindergarten teacher at Lance Thompson Elementary School in the Northwest ISD said…

We are Reading with You this summer with three apps to help kids become better readers.

This week’s book of the week is a story of a young middle school girl working to find her voice by learning to speak up and speak out.

Children can become better readers in different ways. It doesn’t just have to be from a book, financial literacy skills can also help.

Teachers in kindergarten classes at Knight Elementary School in Dallas talk about how important it is to develop good reading habits early.

Through Reading With You we will highlight ways to keep your kids engaged in reading with free activities around North Texas, bilingual book lists and more.

Read Fort Worth is working with several partners in their area to provide educational and fun instruction for kids throughout the summer months where “summer slide” is more likely to happen.

A recent $20 million gift to nonprofit Reading Partners will support its mission of closing the literacy gap.

A recent $20 million gift to nonprofit Reading Partners will support its mission of closing the literacy gap.

Something good is happening at the Fort Worth Library in hopes of preparing young children to be lifelong readers.