Free Weekly Story Reads!
Ages 4 to 5
Easy-to-follow videos and direct access to education experts. Help your preschoolers become readers.
Free Weekly Read Aloud Videos
Every Monday and Wednesday, you’ll get a video story read to follow along with at home, with simple tips for impactful at-home story reads.
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Chat with Expert Educators About Your Child
When you sign up, you’ll have the chance to join a community of other learners with direct access to early childhood education experts who are ready to answer your questions and share their knowledge.
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Track Your Child’s Progress Along the Way
Each Friday, you’ll learn how to follow your child’s reading progress and identify the areas in which they need help.
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Each week, you’ll get a new story read video to follow along with at home on Monday and Wednesday, guidance for monitoring your child’s progress on Friday, and personalized support from a real early childhood education expert whenever you need it.
What to Expect:
Every Monday
Follow along with a story read by one of our teachers using the proven START Read model, focusing on the key events of the story, as well as tips for making storytime the most impactful, based on science-backed teaching techniques.
Every Wednesday
Follow along with a second story read of this week’s book, this time focusing on the character’s thoughts and feelings to help your child learn the foundational skills of reading and literacy.
Every Friday
Follow along with your child’s progress. Learn which milestones your child should be reaching and what to do if you believe your child is falling behind.
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Mignon P.
“Thank you Cox Family for your weekly course sessions! They are awesome and have given my family structure in these challenging times.”
Lenise M.
“It’s so great to have this almost personal consultation on the things my child (who hasn’t been to daycare yet) should be learning at 20 months.”