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EMPOWERING FAMILIES. ENGAGING COMMUNITIES. Raising A Reader empowers families with knowledge and resources. Big Lift preschool classrooms will be implementing Raising A Reader Plus-- offering families five workshops introducing evidence-based interactive book sharing strategies.

The Raising A Reader Approach HELPING FAMILIES BUILD DEVELOP HELPING FAMILIES BUILD BOOK SHARING ROUTINES Parents receive trainings in research-based practices to develop the habit of sharing books. They attend five “family nights” for parents to learn and practice shared-reading techniques. This enhanced, evidence-based RAR model has shown significant growth in children’s vocabulary, grammar, letter knowledge and phonological awareness.

Raising A Reader Plus Family Nights Five Parent Workshop Topics

THE WEEKLY BOOK BAG ROTATION PRACTICE THE WEEKLY BOOK BAG ROTATION Children bring home a Red Book Bag each week filled with award-winning books to practice the habit of sharing books.

THE LIBRARY CONNECTION MAINTAIN THE LIBRARY CONNECTION Families are connected with libraries to maintain the habit of borrowing and sharing books.