We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.

We’re looking for a few volunteers to provide one-on-one or small-group support for students who may need extra help or thrive better in small groups or 1:1.   If students who need this support aren't there, volunteers will be reassigned to other activities.

Literacy Volunteer Activities (Grades PreK–8) Lessons will be provided and may include  1. Vocabulary Building - Introduce new words through games, stories, and conversations. 2. Reading Support - Read one-on-one or in small groups with students at their level. 3. Writing Development - Guide students in writing stories, journals, letters, or poems, and express themselves creatively. 4. Literacy Enrichment Games & Activities - Play word games like Scrabble Junior, Boggle, or bingo. 5. Building Confidence & Encouragement

Play with the younger children while introducing them to different textiles, developing their fine motor skills, and celebrating their curiosities indoors and out.