The Science of How Children Learn to Read
By Peggy Kaye, Director of Learning, Homer
Learning to read is one of the most difficult and important skills a child develops in the early years. It is also the skill that best predicts how well that child will do in school—and beyond—for years to come.
Learn to Read with the Help of Aesop
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by Bee Johnson, Creative Director, Homer
Homer members know that learning to read together at home makes all the difference for a child’s future. It’s also lots of fun. Here are some parent tips on learning to read through Aesop’s Fables.
When Learning to Read, Slow and Steady Wins the Race
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by Laura Fitzgerald Cooper, Mother of 3 Boys & Author, NoRealPlot
Time gets weird when you’re in charge of children. But when it comes to learning to read, slow and steady wins the race.
Funny Kid Bloopers: What’s Your Favorite?
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by Laura Fitzgerald Cooper, Mother of 3 Boys & Author, NoRealPlot
Ah, the adorable kid blooper. They say “I led the pigeon to the flag.” They sing “Gladly, the Cross-Eyed Bear.” Their moms get “very close veins.”