The resources listed on my web page include fun and interactive ways to incorporate reading at home.

• Visit the local library
  If your child doesn’t have his/her own card yet, sign up at one of the public libraries. Look through the different sections together, and see where your child is most likely to find enjoyable books. You can access all Bucks County Free Public Libraries here: Bucks County Free Library
  
  
• Visit your local bookstore
  Check the schedule. Often, there are author visits, story times, and other fun activities taking place there. Start reading a series together; it is a fun way to explore new characters and enjoy adventures together. Embark on your reading journey at the Newtown Bookshop store or website: Newtown Bookshop

• Reading Rockets
  A wealth of reading strategies, lessons, and activities designed to help young children learn how to read and improve their reading skills are provided by this site. These resources assist families to help children build fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension skills:  http://www.readingrockets.org/audience/parents   http://www.readingrockets.org/article/18935

• Family Reading Night
  Host a Family Reading Night! You can read stories and play games together. Many ideas and activities can be found at these links: 

The Simple Parent    Growing Book by Book

• Teachers and Families Reading Lists
  Tips to help parents encourage their children to read are provided and you can also find links to book lists organized by grade levels: TogetheRead