Partnering With Parents
⬇️ Here's Why
A Child's Best Start
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Literacy Advocates
Partnering with caregivers and advocates to get children reading
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Colorful and Beautiful
Beautifully rich and diverse images
children love to see -
Possibilities
Helping children read and believe in what's possible for their lives
Reading. Thinking. Speaking.
Did You Know:
You can teach your child how to read at home before they start school. There is no one better than you to prepare your child for their learning journey.
Knowing how to read instills belief and a sense of belonging. It is the foundation for good communication and reasoning.
Join our community today for the training and support that will help you give your child a great launch into learning.
What about your already full plate?
We get it. Your plate is already FULL. There's work, home, extended family, and more. "Not a single other thing can be added," is what you might be thinking. That is exactly why we created the Read 2 Exceed process to be done in 10 minute bite-sized, simple sessions. As parents, we've been there and done that so we definitely get it.
You don't have to go it alone. Let us join you on the journey. We are here to help answer questions, and provide support.
Why Such Passion For Reading?
A Child Who Believes Can Change The World.
Vanessa Nartey, founder and developer of the Read2Exceed program believes every child should have the opportunity to pursue their dreams. She also believes this requires pairing a solid education with children's intellect, talents and gifts.
Vanessa says, "unfortunately too many children who struggle with reading and literacy miss out on what's possible for their lives." She created Read 2 Exceed to help change that by creating a resource for those in the best position to give children a safe and loving launch into their lifelong educational journey - parents.
You can find out more about Vanessa's career and path to becoming a literacy advocate, here.
Starting And Staying Ahead
10 Minutes:
* To academic confidence
* To starting and staying above grade
* To a solid foundation for learning
All it takes is 10 minutes a day to help your child gain one of the strongest foundations they will need to develop strong literacy.
