Resources for Parents

Information on Reading and Dyslexia

I-LABS Outreach Module library: Foundations of Literacy and Development of Literacy
Washington State Dyslexia Resource Guide
Children’s Health Council provides “community education” events as well as online resources.
Essentials of Early Literacy Instruction from the National Association for the Education of Young Children
Florida Center for Reading Research
- FCRR Student Activities to support literacy
Dyslexic Advantage has some information and does great work to deal with the stigma surrounding dyslexia.
Children of the Code has a variety of resources including videos of interviews with researchers in the field of reading/dyslexia.
Decoding Dyslexia is a parent-run, grass-roots movement around dyslexia.
You Need to /r/ /ee/ /d/ to Read is an article reminding skilled reading adults what it means to learn to read.

Children’s Health Council provides evaluation and coaching through their Clinical Services department and Community Clinic (for families who need financial assistance).

Children’s Health Council‘s Sand Hill School is for children with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences.
What Works Clearinghouse Useful if you are looking into a program and wondering if it has quality research backing it
Student Center Activities from the Florida Center for Reading Research
Read Naturally
Raz Kids
Reading Rockets
ReadWriteThink
Wired for Reading is an option for individualized tutoring. Children have given great reviews. (Seattle specific)
ReadWorks
Reading Partners
Lindamood-Bell Learning Center