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# Governor's Early Literacy Foundation About UsHome LibraryCommunity Through LiteracyWays to Give GIVE NOWBOOKER'S TREEHOUSE ### Community Through Literacy ### Community Through Literacy Reading 20 minutes per day exposes a child to 1. 8 million words per year. Reading early leads to lifelong brain health.
Community-level collaboration is key to improving academic achievement and ensuring equitable access to literacy resources. Students with access to high-quality classroom libraries read 50% more. Teachers with diverse resources see a 10–15% improvement in student reading scores.
25 Books in a home library can lead to an average increase of 2 years in educational attainment for children. 500 Books in the home is comparable to the benefit of having parents with 12 additional years of education. Reading 20 minutes per day exposes a child to 1.
8 million words per year. Reading early leads to lifelong brain health. Community-level collaboration is key to improving academic achievement and ensuring equitable access to literacy resources.
Students with access to high-quality classroom libraries read 50% more. Teachers with diverse resources see a 10–15% improvement in student reading scores. 25 Books in a home library can lead to an average increase of 2 years in educational attainment for children.
500 Books in the home is comparable to the benefit of having parents with 12 additional years of education. Reading 20 minutes per day exposes a child to 1. 8 million words per year.
Reading early leads to lifelong brain health. Community-level collaboration is key to improving academic achievement and ensuring equitable access to literacy resources. Reading early leads to lifelong brain health.
Community-level collaboration is key to improving academic achievement and ensuring equitable access to literacy resources. Students with access to high-quality classroom libraries read 50% more. Teachers with diverse resources see a 10–15% improvement in student reading scores.
25 Books in a home library can lead to an average increase of 2 years in educational attainment for children. 500 Books in the home is comparable to the benefit of having parents with 12 additional years of education. Reading 20 minutes per day exposes a child to 1.
8 million words per year. Reading early leads to lifelong brain health. Community-level collaboration is key to improving academic achievement and ensuring equitable access to literacy resources.
Students with access to high-quality classroom libraries read 50% more. Teachers with diverse resources see a 10–15% improvement in student reading scores. 25 Books in a home library can lead to an average increase of 2 years in educational attainment for children.
500 Books in the home is comparable to the benefit of having parents with 12 additional years of education. Reading 20 minutes per day exposes a child to 1. 8 million words per year.
Reading early leads to lifelong brain health. Community-level collaboration is key to improving academic achievement and ensuring equitable access to literacy resources. ## BOOKER’S TREEHOUSE IS GROWING Find resources and tips for your family with Booker.
##### Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation, in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Education, to provide free books to thousands of Pre-K through 5th grade students and teachers at Priority elementary schools during statewide literacy events.
##### Governor's Early Literacy Foundation announces its 2025 Class of "Little Literacy Leaders," 10 third graders awarded with post-secondary education scholarships, based on their ability to overcome challenges as they learn to read ## IT'S MORE THAN BOOKS IT'S THE FUTURE OF TENNESSEE ###### Home LibraryBirth-5 Book DeliveryK-3 Home LibraryTenn Under 10OWL FestEducator Advisory Council¡Librotad!
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