September 2009
Free Literacy Resources
It is estimated that over 700 million adults, nearly two-thirds of whom are women, do not know how to read and write. It is also estimated that 100 million children worldwide do not have access to education. International Literacy Day draws attention to the importance of literacy for all. Find out more with the following literacy activities and strategies.
As we celebrate International Literacy Day, it is the perfect time to reflect on how our communities have been affected in the past year and how we are rising up to the challenge.
Read-a-thons, cross-grade reading buddy programs and information on making
original books are a few of the great activities you'll find to celebrate
International Literacy Day.
Second language families have so much to share to enrich the learning experience
for all children. Help foster parent involvement and build parent-teacher
partnerships with this these resources from Thinkfinity Literacy Network.
Learn More about International Literacy Day and discover activities that you can do to celebrate the day.
Do you want to increase the literacy development of your learners? The literacy challenge begins with knowing the effective practices and how they impact learners. Find this information in the Matrix and start increasing literacy for all!
Have you ever wondered if you are providing the best literacy practices you can? Measure your own practices against the research-based practices in this free, in-depth tool.