Widgets
Our widgets allow you to add new Reading Rockets content to your organization's website or to your blog, personal profile page (on a site like Facebook), or web start pages (like iGoogle or NetVibes). The content updates automatically.
They're easy to use: just follow the link to the widget you want, click on "Get & Share," copy the code, and embed it into your page.
We'll be adding more widgets to our library, so please check back in October!
Daily News
Daily news headlines about reading and early education.
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Reading Blogs
Updated weekly, these blogs offer insight into the best practices in reading instruction and using books effectively both inside and outside of the classroom.
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Daily Literature Quiz
See how much you know about children's literature! Every day you get an answer right, you'll be entered into our monthly drawing for a $20 gift certificate to Amazon.com!
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Children's Books & Authors
Featuring our themed booklists and exclusive video interviews with top children's book authors and illustrators this widget will be sure to help you find the books that unlock the love of reading in the children you care about.
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Resources for Parents
The newest resources to help you support your child in becoming a better reader and writer. This widget also includes our one-page Parent Tips (available in English and 10 other languages) and the monthly Ed Extras (available in English and Spanish), developed especially for parents.
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Teaching Reading
The newest resources and classroom strategies designed to share with teachers what research suggests are the most effective ways to build fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills.
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Struggling Readers
Important articles about why learning to read can be difficult and what teachers and parents can do to help.
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Reading Tip of the Day
Reading, and a love for reading, begins at home. These daily reading tips offer easy ways for parents to help kids become successful readers.
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