What parents & kids are saying:

The activities are fantastic and perfect for every child - those who need special help to the advanced reader. I use them with my own children as a part of our daily reading!
Tracey Weingarten, parent of a 3 & 6 year old

My Mom helped me make my own ABC toys. I keep them in my room. It's so much fun to play with them!
Megan, age 6

Parents & Grandparents - Make reading fun! Use OPERATION BOOKWORM activities to spark children's interest in reading. In just 15 minutes a day, you can dramatically boost your children's interest in reading, while improving reading skills. You can also show your older children how to read to their little brothers and sisters. Tell me more about the book. See a Sample Activity.

Babysitters - Add these OPERATION BOOKWORM activities to your daily routine and help children get excited about reading. Tell me more about the book. See a Sample Activity.

Classroom Volunteers - The book has easy activities to use when helping out in the classroom. Use OPERATION BOOKWORM techniques to help children with the ABC's of reading. Tell me more about the Classroom Volunteer Program.

K-2 Teachers - Create a new level of excitement in your classroom by using OPERATION BOOKWORM activities. You can also train paraprofessionals, classroom volunteers, and high school students to use these techniques with your students. Recommend the book to your parents to show them ways to help their children at home. Tell me more about the Classroom Volunteer Program, or the High School Community Service Project.

High School Teachers/Community Service Directors - Use OPERATION BOOKWORM techniques as the basis for a community service project in your school. High schoolers read to K-2 students to meet community service needs. Tell me more about the High School Community Service Project.

High Schoolers - Learn to use these activities with younger children in after- school programs or as needed to fulfill your community service requirements. Tell me more about the High School Community Service Project.