Reading Comprehension Apps, Games, Websites and Podcasts Last updated: June 22, 2025 by Molly Coplan If your kid is a reluctant reader or needs to build a few skills in the language arts subjects, ...

Stop the Summer Slide campaign is now four weeks in.  Have your kids been doing any summer reading?  It is critical to avoid the loss of learning that has become so pronounced during the summer months ...

More students are reading on grade level Cohort data for last school year's third graders from 2023 to 2025. The state's assessment categorizes students as “above,” “at,” “below,” or “well below” ...

The Alabama State Department of Education released data for Spring 2025 third-grade reading scores. Although, on the surface, the data showed a decrease statewide in students achieving a certain ...

The most popular books for Texas students are often classics, a new report shows. Why it matters: When kids read for 15 ...

Lora O'Neill on June 09, 2020: Great information here! Background knowledge (or schema) is vital for reading comprehension. As a teacher of grade one students, one of my biggest goals is to build ...

For students in third grade and up, lyric dictations consist of written-out lyrics—with words or phrases missing—for students to fill in as they listen. In this activity, students fill in missing ...

Just under half of Louisiana’s third graders ended last school year reading below or significantly below grade level, according to a report released Tuesday by the state Department of Education.

Tennessee third-grade reading law: What to know about TCAP scores, retention and more Third graders 2019: 63% not proficient / 37% proficient 2021: 68% not proficient / 32% proficient 2022: 64 ...

Low reading proficiency hits all Illinois grades While third grade is an important indicator of a student’s future academic success and a particular point of interest, students in every grade in ...

In 2023, not even 29% of Illinois third-grade students met or exceeded reading proficiency standards on the IAR. That means 7 in 10 third graders could not read at grade level.