Oscar Cux, RIF's Volunteer of the Year 2007, offers tips for engaging young readers and their parents to encourage them to read together. To learn more about RIF, VOYA, and Osar Cux visit http://www.rif.org
A short video highlighting parts of Reading Is Fundamental's Multicultural Literacy Campaign launched in 2007.
A RIF PSA featuring Univision news anchor and author Jorge Ramos.
"Shadows" is a popular RIF PSA that originally aired in the 1970s.
Make an endearing Valentine's card that encourages your children to sew - a great way to develop their hand muscles for writing.
Kids young and old, watch Eric Carle reading his beloved children's classic, "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" This video is brought to you by Reading Is Fundamental, the oldest and largest children's literacy non-profit in the US. To watch a video Q&A with Eric Carle and to learn more about the book "Brown Bear, Brown Bear...," visit the Grown-Ups section of www.leadingtoreading.org, our new website for kids ages birth to five.
Join the Read with Kids Challenge today! Visit RIF.org. Log the time you spend reading with kids to qualify to win a Disney vacation and more prizes. Share the joy of reading with a child. Help us reach our goal to log over 1 million minutes!
Univision RIF PSA featuring Neida Sandoval.
RIF & Choose Your Own Adventure Book: Journey Under the Sea, 2007
A video compilation of RIF's 2009 Volunteer of the Year Award (VOYA) winners--Jalonda Smith, Elrene "Elke" Davis, and Barbara Sovereign. This video was shown at RIF's 2009 Gift of Reading Awards Gala held in Washington, D.C. on June 2, 2009.
Proudly celebrating 15 years of RIF, the Estill County Board of Education RIF Program is championed by 2009 VOYA recipient Elrene âElkeâ Davis. For a recent group of visitors, Elke shared an authentic Appalachian read-aloud, made a special RIF book delivery to scores of happy 3rd-graders, held a book distribution at Clifford the Big Red Dogâs house, and introduce them to generations of RIF kids. By dayâs end, they had visited four schools and heard countless stories of fun literacy moments from a large and enthusiastic group of teachers, school administrators, RIF kids, and RIF volunteers. Elke clearly loves books and shares her passion with the whole community.
A RIF PSA featuring NBA superstar Juwan Howard.
Fingerplay fun from RIF's Leading to Reading website for children ages 0-5.
Celebrate love and friendship by making a heartfelt and educational Valentine’s card with your children. This activity encourages children to sew, which is a great way to build their hand-eye coordination skills and to develop their hand muscles for writing.
On October 9, 2008, Reading Is Fundamental traveled to East Los Angeles to hold a special read aloud event at Joseph A. Gascon Elementary featuring award winning children's book author Amada Irma Perez.
Kids young and old, watch Eric Carle reading his beloved children’s classic, "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" This video is brought to you by Reading Is Fundamental, the oldest and largest children’s literacy non-profit in the US. To watch a video Q&A with Eric Carle and to learn more about the book “Brown Bear, Brown Bear…,” visit the Grown-Ups section of www.leadingtoreading.org, our new website for kids ages birth to five.
A promotional video highlighting RIF's Read With Kids Challenge surpassing it's goal of 1 Million minutes read to children.
The Read with Kids Challenge is back! Visit http://www.rif.org/readwith to log your time spent reading with kids and help us reach our new goal to log over 5 million minutes!
RIF and Macy's are proud to partner for a fourth year to provide books and literacy services to children across the U.S. through the Book A Brighter Future (BABF) campaign. From July 1 through August 31, when Macy's customers give a $3 donation to RIF, they will receive a $10 shopping pass to use on eligible purchases of $50 or more.
Kids, dive into your very own Journey Under the Sea! Watch this movie trailer to learn how! (more)
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