Our play-based programs help kids overcome learning barriers, such as fighting, bullying and name calling by turning these negative experiences into positive ones. Our 2014 Annual Report is here! So that kids ca.

At potential risk for reading problems will be provided with support at the earliest possible stage in their educational career. In kindergarten and grade one will be screened for potential reading difficulties. Will have the capacity to provide effective intervention to children at risk for reading problems. The Reading Readiness Screening Tool. The Reading Readiness Screening Tool workshop. Primary school teachers in .

Reading is a right, not a privilege. Right to Read has now come to an end. It resulted in 18,213 letters received by provincial and territorial premiers, and another 15,269 received by the Prime Minister of Canada. Thanks to the participation of friends like you, we were able to garner support from governments in five Canadian provinces and territories! That means thousands of blind and partially sighted Canadians will continue to have access to the services of the.

When looking at children aged between five and eight, there is one commonality that should be noticed among them.

Advocating for help for struggling and dyslexic readers. June 12, 2014 by Susan Crawford. 8230; to the blog for The Right to Read Project! It is designed for parents, practitioners, teachers and students to share and compare experiences helping struggling and dyslexic readers. June 10, 2014 by Susan Crawford.