Thanks for taking our quiz! Based on your answers, we've handpicked a Big City Readers class and complimentary resources to help you and your little one on this exciting reading journey. 🧠✨
A your recommended on-demand video course
Sing, Sign & Grow
Baby Development Made Easy
Our foundational course for parents of babies, featuring activities, songs, signs, and stories to use to bond with your baby and support their language development from day one.
Age Range: 0-2 | What’s included in the course:
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Our Sing, Sign & Grow course includes 20 guided video lessons with miss beth, filled with books, songs, and modified signs designed to help you bond with your baby while supporting their language development.
Video lessons are meant to be watched again and again. Don’t worry if your baby is not always directly engaged while the video lessons are playing, utilize them like a podcast — your baby is always absorbing cues and stimuli from their environment. This all enriches their language development!
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This course also includes video walkthroughs with miss beth, designed for parents. We walk you through our science-backed approach, as well as quick tips and strategies to weave reading and learning development into your daily routine.
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You’ll also get access to miss beth’s favorite toys and activities to do with babies — including how to use scarves, modified signs, and other sensory elements to create an engaging learning environment.
one-time payment, lifetime access
$225 $99
More Resources to Explore
B the BCR podcast: Play on Words
Baby Brain Development and Attachment: In this episode Beth is joined by Michelle Charriere, an expert in infant mental health, as they explore the transformative journey of self-reflection in the realm of parenting and teaching.
C freebie download
D live workshop with miss beth
Join the “start here” course for parents and teachers who want to understand the how and why about the science of reading research in elementary school.
understanding the science of reading: our strategy-backed teaching philosophy
Listen to our founder, Beth Gaskill, walk through the origin of how she began Big City Readers, including our specific approach to teaching kids how to read — utilizing a body of research called the Orton-Gillingham method (commonly called “the science of reading”). We use these methods in our core curriculum. Want to learn more? Start with our Raising Readers workshop!
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