This post highlights the importance of multisensory instruction for students with dyslexia and other learning differences, and provides resources for supporting literacy development in all types of learners.

As we continue to build excitement for the 2024 Writing Contest, we’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on some of our brilliant former winners.‍Let’s hear from a two-time winner, Joseph Legaspi.

In the world of education, the debate around the “right way” to approach phonics instruction is ongoing, particularly when it comes to teaching older students. As educators and parents, we often wonder if traditional phonics approaches are suitable for teens, especially those who struggle with reading. The answer is nuanced. While phonics can be a valuable tool, it must be approached thoughtfully. Here are three essential considerations for effectively teaching phonics to teenagers.

As we celebrate the launch of the Storyshares 2024 Writing Contest, we’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on some of our brilliant former winners. Let’s hear from a 2021 winner, Pius Agbangbatin.

In today’s blog, Storyshares has compiled a glossary with the top words and phrases to help you with your reading journey. Use this post as a resource, and explore the links under each definition to provide additional context or see what resources and products we have available on the website.

As we celebrate the launch of the Storyshares 2024 Writing Contest, we’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on some of our brilliant former winners. Let’s hear from a 2022 finalist, Shanea Strachan.

Storyshares is thrilled to announce the release of our new titles for Fall 2024! These new books have the compelling stories and diverse characters you’ve come to expect from Storyshares, with high-interest topics and lower reading levels that meet readers at any intersection of interest and ability. Here are a few highlights.

As we celebrate the launch of our 2024 Writing Contest, we’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on some of our brilliant former winners.Let’s hear from one of our 2018 winners, Jaclyn Westlake.

In 1981, the United Nations established September 21st as the International Day of Peace. Year after year, communities around the globe have celebrated the initiative with moments of silence, workshops, and parades. This year’s theme is “Cultivating a Culture of Peace,” with an accompanying illustration of doves—international symbols for peace—taking leaves out of a book.