You'll discover everything you need to nurture your child's love of reading, from expert advice and proven techniques to fun games and printable activities. Kids and Reading is here to help.
Ocean Code Breaker Puzzle
Crack the code to reveal hidden ocean facts in this fun puzzle game for kids aged 5 to 8.
Checking Your Child's Reading Comprehension
Simple ways to tell if your child truly understands what they're reading at their level.
Autism and Learning to Read
Many autistic children can learn to read and write well, though they may develop at their own pace and need tailored approaches.
Hosting an Author in the Classroom
Get practical tips on booking an author visit for your classroom and making it memorable for students.
Questionnaire: Is Your Child Ready for Chapter Books?
Use this questionnaire to figure out if your child is ready to move on from picture books to chapter books.
Questionnaire: Does Your Child Like Reading?
A quick questionnaire to help you figure out whether your child actually enjoys reading or just reads because they have to.
Giving Books as Gifts
Picking the right book as a gift means matching it to a child's reading level, interests and age to ensure they'll actually enjoy it.
Hosting a Book Themed Party
Throw a book-themed party your young readers will love with creative invitations, decorations, food, games, and activities based on their favourite stories.
Hosting a Children's Book Swap
Swap kids' books with other families to keep your child reading without breaking the bank and give everyone a fun afternoon together.
Teaching Children to Browse Books
Help your child find books they'll actually want to read by teaching them how to browse shelves and narrow down options.
Tips for Reading Aloud with Your Child
Help your child build a love of reading with simple techniques like choosing books together and using different voices.
Checking Your Child's Reading Comprehension
Simple ways to tell if your child truly understands what they're reading at their level.
Fighting the Myth That Boys Don't Read
Boys actually do read—here's how to challenge the stereotype and match them with books they'll love.