A blog about 'How to Encourage Reading...'

Hey there, Story Eggs family! 🐣 Have you ever wondered why Story Eggs feels like such an exciting, yet educational experience for your...

As an advocate for integrating technology and learning, I've always been on the lookout for tools that can also enrich the learning and...

This was a question that was brought up when I was sharing about how the use of Story Eggs in classrooms can enhance the "literature"...

I did not think it would be this difficult or take this long. But I just had a really nice write-up from a blogger, and knowing that...

I looooooove reading books with my kids. There is something about having them curl up next to you as you read to them (and sometimes read...

Interactive fiction is a unique and engaging form of literature that has the potential to enhance learning in a variety of subject areas....

Lately, whenever I read with Mikayla, she always demands, “Read the wrong word, Daddy!” I’m not sure how this began, but I have been...

Many parents are often disappointed when their children don't want to read at home. But why? Is it something that you did wrong? Is there...

Interactive fiction is a form of literature in which the reader can interact with the story, making choices and decisions that affect the...

As a parent, there is nothing quite as frustrating as trying to get your child to read. I remember when my son was just starting to learn...

As a third grade teacher and now a father of three kids under the age of four, I feel like I finally have the necessary experience to...

We made an app - Story Eggs, in case you haven't heard of it. Of course we are going to say that we think.....paper books are better...? ...

Reading a children's book should be easy. The sentences are simple. The stories are short. There are illustrations to engage children....

Our daughter, Sam, is five months old. At this age (and even earlier), there is one book that has always been our go-to book for infants...

How can we make stories more enjoyable for children? That was the question that prompted me on this journey to start Constellation...

When I first saw my second grade students reading Fly Guy books a few years ago (and now third grade students), I was a...