New York’s education system is becoming increasingly divided into those able to afford extra help and those who cannot. The city’s regimen of standardized tests­—many of which are rooted in critical reading skills—and competitive school selection processes demand academic excellence early on. How can we, as parents, help our children excel at reading before they even enroll in school?

Reading in Preschool has been helping children aged 3–6 learn to read since 2011. Thanks to Elizabeth Alexander and her team of talented in-home reading tutors, early reading comprehension is attainable through reading programs derived from Alexander’s 20 years of teaching experience. Now, her expertise and vested success are available in book form to any parent who wants to take part in one of the most indelible experiences of their child’s life.

This set of 34 booklets, comprising the first level of the Reading in Preschool program, is bargain priced—costing only as much as a private tutoring session with Alexander herself. An emphasis on rhyming and a deliberate progression of word families set this reading program above par. Students as young as 3 years old will benefit from alphabetic instruction based on phonetics and learn to recognize sight words, as well as short vowel and consonant-vowel-consonant groupings. Meanwhile, children preparing to enter first grade will have an early start when it comes to reading and learning, ensuring success in the classroom. 

The luxury of starting the education process early and in the comfort of your own home is within reach with this exclusive opportunity. To prepare our children for school and life, helping them learn to read is essential. If we do it right, they’ll want to keep reading.

Secure a first-print edition of this reading program by visiting Reading in Preschool online or calling (917) 723-1159. Only 50 sets are available, so don’t delay.