CTL’s Artful Reading (AR) on the Go supports literacy in the home by providing families with carefully crafted, arts-integrated literacy experiences that promote academic and social emotional learning. The at-home learning experiences help children build developmentally-appropriate literacy skills and a library of educational resources. For the caregiver, the guidebook provides the supports for meaningful and engaging conversations around a picture-book theme. As a result, families are empowered and students are successful.
Birth to Age 2 & Early Childhood
Through AR on the Go, children work towards reaching these developmental milestones:
- Gross Motor
- Fine Motor
- Language & Literacy
- Social & Emotional
- Cognition
- Math & Logic
- Sensory
- Balance & Flexibility
- Artful Modes
…and much more for Kindergarten readiness!
Grades K – 8
AR on the Go prepares students for these developmentally appropriate, fundamental academic behaviors through reading, writing, speaking, and listening opportunities:
- Language & Vocabulary Development
- Social & Emotional Learning
- Problem Solving
- Critical Thinking
- Creativity
Designed to Build Success Skills
Artful Reading on the Go aligns to CTL’s Postsecondary Success Skills Model (PSSM) to support the development of cognitive and non-cognitive skills, such as creativity and information literacy, through at-home literacy experiences.
For our Kentucky Schools and School districts
Artful Reading on the Go empowers families in supporting their child’s academic and social emotional learning needs through:
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multiple, carefully-crafted literacy activities
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purposeful interactions that support vocabulary acquisition, fluency, and reading comprehension
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building confidence in families to support student learning at home
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fostering two-way engagement between school and home
Contact us to help support your School-to-Home literacy enrichment programming!
Featured Kits
Dishwasher’s Big Job
Birth – Age 2
or
Ages 3 – 5
Toy Boat
Birth – Age 2
or
Ages 3 – 5
Corduroy
Ages 5 – 7
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Ages 7 – 9
The Girl Who Thought in Pictures
Ages 9 – 11
print materials
The provided activity cards will take the caregiver step-by-step through every activity. The welcome card provides a list of the activities, provided materials, and important words that will be explored throughout the activities. Each activity card helps the caregiver prepare for the activity with a “Before You Begin” section, materials needed, and a time indicator, so you’ll know how much time you’ll need.
Additionally, informational resources are provided for your child to make text-to-self and text-to-world connections.
