The 2019 ReadBoston Storymobile application is now available! The Storymobile program will run from July 8, 2019 – August 2, 2019. For four weeks this summer, professional storytellers will provide children with interactive stories and every child who attends takes
Whew! December was another busy month for ReadBoston! On December 3rd, ReadBoston and Boston Celtics forward, Aron Baynes paid a visit to the Harvard Kent School in Charlestown. Harvard Kent students and Baynes performed a play based on “The Giving
October was a busy month at ReadBoston! ReadBoston paid a visit to the Mozart Elementary school in October. The 2nd and 3rd graders enjoyed the read aloud of “Zen Shorts” by Jon J. Muth. After the read aloud we had
ReadBoston, in partnership with Reading Is Fundamental, celebrated the power and excitement of reading with a Book for Ownership celebration event for the third grade students at the Holmes Innovation School on September 21, 2018. At the book celebration event,
On August 9th ReadBoston visited the West Zone Early Learning Center in Jamaica Plain to host a Book Scavenger Hunt. The West Zone is an ideal location for a Book Scavenger Hunt, because the school has a fenced in play
ReadBoston’s Book Bike began on Tuesday, July 10 on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Local childcare centers and families came to hear a story and receive a great book of their choosing. One highlight of the morning was when a
The ReadBoston summer Storymobile is coming to a location near you! From July 9 through August 3 audiences will be treated to an interactive storytelling experience and every child gets a new book to take home. The program is best suited for
The 2018 ReadBoston Storymobile application is now available! The Storymobile program will run from July 9, 2018 – August 3, 2018. For four weeks this summer, professional storytellers will provide children with interactive stories and every child who attends takes
This fall ReadBoston and the Harlem Globetrotters partnered to engage over 5,000 Boston Public Schools (BPS) students in their September Read-a-Thon. Over the course of two weeks, K-5th graders at 21 schools vied to meet the Read-a-Thon challenge of reading
Over the course of six Parent Literacy Leadership workshops, parents from various parts of Boston came together to learn early childhood literacy and develop their leadership skills in order to share reading techniques with fellow parents in their communities.