Student & Parent Resources

Reading to your little one builds their vocabulary, improves communication skills, emotional/social skills, and creates quality bonding time for you and your child. Click the link below for more information on getting started.

World Book offers thousands of easy-to-read articles packed with stunning illustrations, videos, interactive maps, and a wealth of engaging games and activities. Arranged into four categories, World Book offers learning resources for Kids, Students, and Advanced learners, along with detailed Timelines.

Children learn to read at different stages and ages. If your child seems to be struggling, they may be reading the wrong level. Click the unaffiliated link below to find your child’s reading level.

The TexShare databases contain many tutorials and teaching guides as well as online student practice tests. Take a look at the Learning Express Library and the Explora databases, which are divided into age categories with citable resources.

Common Sense Media rates movies, TV shows, podcasts, books, and more so families can feel good about the entertainment choices they make for their kids. For more information about this Non-Profit organization or to read some of the independent reviews, visit their website.

The Texas Bluebonnet list is a prestigious list composed of titles from diverse, imaginative and creative authors. The titles on the list offer students in grades 3-6, quality literature that is both fiction and nonfiction to be read for pleasure.