Reading Head Start, a new reading, writing and learning online program is now available for children who are struggling to perform well in school or achieve academic success.
Reading Head Start, an online web based interactive reading and literacy program for children between ages 2 and 9, has been recently launched. This online training program helps children and toddlers improve their ability to read and write with careful planning and instruction.
More information can be found at https://www.teachurkids.com/rhs02
Learning literacy and language skills from an early age can help the development of children and help them perform better in school. The newly launched Reading Head Start online program aims to help children accelerate learning, reading and writing achievement rapidly and prepare them for academic success.
As the United States is facing a literacy crisis, the Reading Head Start program offers parents the opportunity to help their children improve their literacy level and prevent them from failing both in school and in life.
This interactive program prioritizes literacy instruction all the way through from preschool to the third grade, ensuring that students perform at or above grade level.
The program can help children build their own vocabulary and improve their understanding when they listen, which is vital as they start to read. It can then teach children important literacy skills and give them a lasting love of books and language which can be crucial to their language skills, independence, and emotional development.
Children who participate in the Reading Head Start program can show increased confidence and longer attention span, increased levels of vocabulary, expanded knowledge of cultural references, positive attitude towards learning and reading into adulthood, improved economic opportunities, and many more.
Until now, the Reading Head Start online training program has over 30,000 successful students.
A satisfied parent said: “I really loved the way the program attracts children. I have two daughters who started school a year ago. When I realized they were having difficulty in reading the simple rhymes, I tried the program. They are not only improving at school, but they are always eager for the next lesson, and love reading simple short stories in their free time.”
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