Best Summer Reading Resources For Kids In Sacramento
Many kids fail in school because of low reading levels. There are variables that account for this problem, which include home environment and some schools' curriculum. While schools slowly make changes in their curriculum for the better, rectifying the problem starts at an early age. Parents play a significant role in changing this problem by staying connected with the school system, teachers and reading programs offered in the community. If your child struggles with comprehensive reading, check out these programs offered in Sacramento.
Sacramento Reads!
915 I St.
Sacramento, CA 95814
www.sacramentoreads.com
Launched by the Mayor of Sacramento, Kevin Johnson, this program is aimed to close the gap of illiteracy. Specifically focused on ages zero to eight, it is expected that by the time the child reaches the third grade, their reading grade level is met. The program seeks community involvement in addressing this crisis and implements early preparation through good attendance and continuous active reading during summer break. Check this program out and get involved in changing a generation.
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Time Tested B.O.O.K.S.
1114 21st St.
Sacramento, CA 95811
(916) 447-5696
www.timetestedbooks.blogspot.com
Time Tested B.O.O.K.S. is the place for the reader. This bookstore offers author signings, readings, lectures and music. Time Tested is perfect for the more mature kids who love to read and want to increase their speed and vocabulary. After all, the more you read the better you get. Meet and learn about authors who share their writings, a great inspiration and incentive for youth to connect and enhance reading skills. Time Tested offers gift certificates so kids can pick out their own books.
Sacramento Public Library
828 I St.
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 264-2920
www.saclibrary.org
Libraries offer the best reading events and a variety of reading functions. Taking your kid to the library will enhance their ability to read and learn about various types of literature. It can be difficult for some parents to get their child to read, but the secret is finding a subject that your child has interest in. After doing so, you will become satisfied as you watch your child's reading levels increase. Check out the library and learn about the various events and services provided, such as "Book Club in a Box" that offers tips about implementing a book club.
California Learning Center
3400 Cottage Way
Sacramento, CA 95825
(916) 486-2646
www.californialearningcenter.com
Kids accomplish and achieve academic learning when they start at an early age. This learning center provides the necessary steps for kids to become comprehensive readers. During the interim of comprehensive learning, fun activities are included to keep kids engaged. The kids will not only be provided with the fundamentals of reading but also have fun learning them.
Sa
cramento Area Read Association
P.O. Box 60765
Sacramento, CA 95860
www.sacramentoreads.org
This website is a must see. Composed by teachers, administrators, parents and community members, it offers the best events and connects to multiple reading programs. SARA programs provide comprehensive reading programs at all educational levels, and this informative page is consistent in developing and promoting hope for children who struggle in reading. Parents promote positive literacy and celebrate achievement when your child stays on track in their reading skills.
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Stephanie Reed, a freelance writer in the Sacramento area, covers family and parenting issues for Examiner.com. She works and volunteers for local agencies and organizations promoting healthy family living. Her work can be found at Examiner.com.
