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PARENT UPTAKE PROJECTFind out how your child is doing on the three types of skills that are the foundation for successful reading.
Follow your child’s reading growth over time to help him reach his potential and catch any problems early.
Most of us expect that we can send our children off to school and they will become successful readers. But learning to read, and to read well, is complex and challenging, and parents have to be involved long before school even starts and all through the years. WHY?
Because a strong early foundation and solid reading skills by grade 3 are linked to school and life success, and many children from all communities are not reaching their full potential as readers. And if children do have reading problems, they are often identified way too late.
We start at the beginning, and we give parents the information, tools and resources to learn about their children’s reading-related skills today, and track progress going forward– from birth to grade 3.
Answer 20+ questions about your child using our simple online tool
See your child’s personalized results to track progression in 3 skill areas
We’ll give you simple actions to take to help move your child forward
Share with pediatricians, teachers, and anyone who needs to be in the know
Stay on top of your child’s progress towards strong reading skills, and help build the skills at home.
Father of Georgie, age 18 months
“So much of the responsibility of childhood literacy falls on parents (which we didn’t know before), and it’s amazing to have the support of PUP to coach us along the way. We’d be lost without it.”
Parent of Noah
“If I’d found PUP Reading sooner, I could have used it as a conversation starter with Noah’s teachers.”
Library media specialists
“We found Joan Kelley’s presentation to our staff inspirational. Her extensive experience in the field and in-depth research, along with her passion for the subject, made for a fascinating professional development session.”
Wayland, MA
Joan G. Kelley, Ed.M.Already a user? Log in here.