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The following useful resources can help you develop your young reader at home, supporting the reading instruction our students receive at school. Learning to read, and further developing good reading skills is crucial to excelling in school - from art to math - history to science. For more information about these resources, contact the Office of Curriculum and Instruction at 610-489-5000, ext. 15013. If you believe your child is having difficulty with reading - contact your building principal for assistance.Recommended books for elementary school children: Try Scholastic Book Wizard to find books at your child's reading level or search by author, title or topic.Reading Extras:
Breaking Down the Barriers to Reading
Making Reading Fun
International Reading AssociationSince 1989, the Teachers" Choices project has developed an annual annotated reading list of new books that will encourage young people to read. These are books that kids will enjoy-and that contribute to learning across the curriculum. The books are grouped into Primary (K-2, ages 5-8), Intermediate (grades 3-5, ages 8-11), and Advanced (grades 6-8, ages 11-14) levels.
