Looking for more? Try these other great websites to find new ways to introduce your child to reading!

Online Stories

• Clifford the Big Red Dog
  Read and listen to several Clifford stories online.
• Lil' Fingers Storyboard
  Choose from a variety of online stories, games, and printable coloring pages.
• Maisy’s Fun Club
  Read online stories about Maisy and her friends.  The site includes coloring pages, recipes, and more!
• Story Place: Pre-school Library
  Choose a theme for online stories and activities. A reading list is also included. Available in English and Spanish. Ages 3 and up.

Reading Tips & Early Literacy Information for Parents

• Babies and Books
  The Mid-Hudson Library System supplies reading tips and book
  recommendations for parents and caregivers of children birth to three years old.
• Birth to Six: Early Literacy
  Hennepin County Library offers early literacy information for parents with links to reading tips in 12 languages.
• Born to Read
  The Association for Library Service to Children hosts this site which provides parents with tips for sharing books with the youngest child, available in English and Spanish.
• First Five Years at Brooklyn Public Library
  Brooklyn Public Library presents early literacy information for parents, toddlers and preschoolers, including an interactive map of trips in Brooklyn that promote learning.
• Get Ready to Read!
  Get Ready to Read offers a fun and easy online screening tools for to test the reading readiness of four-year-olds, as well as interactive games, printable activity cards, and recommended early literacy resources in Spanish and English.
• Growing Up Reading
  This site, from the West Bloomfield Township Public Library, provides a wealth of information on early literacy, brain development, and more.
• Mother Goose Pages
  An online anthology of Mother Goose rhymes with sharing tips, recommended books, and resources.
• The New York Public Library: Reading and Books
  Extensive booklists, links to author and illustrator websites, award winners, and more!
• Queens Library: Getting Ready for School
  Links and resources to help get your child ready for preschool and kindergarten.
• Reach Out and Read
  Reading tips for parents, including the developmental milestones of reading developed by pediatricians, available also in Spanish and Chinese.
• READ TO ME
  READ TO ME, is an innovative, intergenerational program that encourages young parents to read to their babies. The site includes author/illustrator suggestions and reading tips for parents.
• Reading is Fundamental (RIF)
  RIF's "Leading to Reading" site provides booklists, online stories & songs, resources, and interactive activities to turn children in life-long readers.