literacy
Gladys Hunt on Raising Readers
By Janie Cheaney |
Editor's Note: "Literacy" begins long before a child can read for herself. Here, Gladys Hunt muses about how to take those first steps. How do ...
Read More Are Graphic Novels “Literature”?
By Janie Cheaney |
When I was a kid, back in the day, “comic books” did not have a great reputation. In fact, in 1949 a book called Seduction ...
Read More Gladys Hunt: Early Literacy with Preschoolers
By Betsy Farquhar |
Gladys Hunt shares some tips for encouraging early literacy in young children in this latest post. For more in our Gladys Hunt series, see The Hive. ...
Read More “Born to Read” by Gladys Hunt
By Janie Cheaney |
Gladys Hunt reflects on the importance of reading in a child's life and shares some of her favorite books for encouraging kids to read. This is ...
Read More Church Literacy, Part One: Interview with Mom of a Dyslexic Child
By emily |
How Is Your Church Affected by Literacy Challenges? How many words do you read in your church worship service? 500 or more? Don't forget to ...
Read More Toddling into the Word: First Bible Storybooks and Early-Reader Bibles
By Janie Cheaney |
What could be more appropriate for Holy Week than a survey of children’s Bibles and Bible storybooks? That’s what I foolishly thought, treatment but this ...
Read More Rocket Reads and Writes; Charlie Joe Does NOT
By Janie Cheaney |
In keeping with our back-to-school focus: if you haven't met little Rocket, you really should. As for Charlie Joe, well . . . How Rocket ...
Read More Raising Readers: An Interview with Alan Jacobs
By Janie Cheaney |
Alan Jacobs is Professor of Literature at Wheaton College, where he went to teach for two semesters and stayed for 28 years. Teaching is his ...
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