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Innovative After School Curricula and Training

LitART Curricula are proven to increase academic achievement at all grade levels and are engaging and fun for students and staff. Learn More...

After school staff consistently rate LitART Training as the most relevant and helpful professional development they have received. Learn More...

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LitART HELP Early Childhood Curriculum

HELP Reading features 32 stories, the SIMPLE Assessment, comprehension, vocabulary, phonics and phonemic awareness. HELP Math features a complete early math learning program.

The Bo Bug Shared Reading Program helps kids learn to read with fun and engaging short stories. It’s perfect for early readers. Learn More...

LitART HELP (Holistic Early Literacy Program) prepares young children for school success. Learn More...

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LitART Elementary School Curricula

LitART LEARN is the premier after school literacy curriculum for 21st CCLC programs.

Provide your students engaging after school learning experiences that combine award winning books, creative art and drama, non competitive games, innovative writing, guided recreation, and project-based math.

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“The CHOICES curriculum has given new life to our after school program for middle school students.”

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After School Coordinator
Downey, CA

LitART Middle/High School Curricula

REAL, CHOICES, and CLASS are high-interest curricula proven to engage learners.

LitART REAL boosts middle school reading skills through award winning books and learning experiences designed for after school settings. Learn More...

LitART CHOICES explores the subjects of writing, performing arts, fine arts, science, math and sports. Learn More...

LitART CLASS focuses on media literacy, research skills, library science, learning technology, and literacy skills. Learn More...

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Reading Comprehension

HELP builds reading comprehension by providing questions for each page of the story. Students look back in the story to find the answer.

Students will:

Build reading comprehension skills
Learn the parts of a story (setting, character, conflict, and resolution)
Read for meaning
Self-monitor their comprehension

Comprehension is supported through vocabulary. See the vocabulary page.