Five ways to raise a reader this summer
The “summer slide” is real — but it’s also beatable. Here are five low-effort, high-joy ways to keep kids reading until fall.
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The work is made of small moments — a kid who finishes their first chapter book, a wall full of sticky-note kindness. Here are a few worth sharing.
LatestIt started with one classroom and a few cardboard boxes. Ten years later, those boxes have become half a million books a year.
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The “summer slide” is real — but it’s also beatable. Here are five low-effort, high-joy ways to keep kids reading until fall.

Cardboard marble runs, watercolor constellations, and a whole lot of “what if?” — our most-requested program returns this fall.

One teacher, one empty wall, and a stack of sticky notes. Here’s how a small idea rippled through an entire building.
Whether you have an hour a week or the means to fund a whole classroom, there’s a place for you here.