Ways to read a book

Sometimes it’s hard to figure out what to read next, especially if you’re in a bit of a book slump. A reading challenge is a great way to help you start turning those pages with purpose again!

We all want to finish our TBR and so we try to learn how to finish reading a book faster. Here's a guide on how to successfully increase your reading speed.

How to choose your next read? If you're anything like me, you know the struggle of picking your next read all too well. The shelves are overflowing and your to be read list (TBR) seems to grow faster than you can knock off books. But fear not, I've got you covered with some fun and creative ways to help you choosing your next read. From seasonal reading to the surprise of a TBR jar or the whimsy of TBR games, I've explored strategies to make your decision as exciting as the books themselves.

This anchor charts helps emergent readers understand different ways to read a book.

"I read with my hands" books have helped teachers and parents to introduce reading in a fun way to young visually impaired/blind children. These books are ideal for introducing the blind or visually impaired child to the tactile graphics world once the concrete world has been mastered. Large bold print is included on each page for the child who is learning to read large print and the uncontracted Braille version of the word can be found under each word.

Do your kids love to read? Get your kids reading books and create a culture of reading in your home with six helpful tips.

Get to know your students at the beginning of the year through back to school reading and these tips, best books to read, and a freebie for your classroom!