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Check out the full newsletter here for more insights and contents: Make the Most of the Holidays with Us! Dear Clever Noodle Family, This holiday season, we’re excited to help...

As a mom, I look forward to the holidays, the time off from school for our son, Madden, (now 11), and all the festive rituals we do each year.  But,...

Dear Clever Noodle Community, We’re reaching out with urgent and breaking news that could positively impact families and children across the nation, and earn you damages for your child being...

Check out our August Newsletter for more detail! Dear Clever Noodle Family, We're excited to announce that Popped! The Reading Game Starring Balloon Dog, in collaboration with world-renowned artist Jeff Koons,...

Spoiler Alert: No. Why? A child's brain learns to read through a complex process that involves several key skills and cognitive functions. On average, it typically takes a child about...

Check out our latest Newsletter! Highlight of the Month:Join us for the latest episode of This Not That with Melissa and Lori from the Melissa and Lori Love Literacy podcast....

Helping children aged 0-3 years old with literacy is crucial for their early development. Remember, 90% of the neural pathways (physical) brain are developed by age 5.  Here are some...

90% of the hard-wiring (physical) development of the brain happens in the 0-5 year old period so it’s never too early to start developing your child’s literacy skills.  Research shows...

Summer is quickly approaching.  Are you ready to help prevent summer learning loss?  On average, children lose 2.5 months of learning over the summer, starting the new school year already...

So what’s the talk about your Kindergartener or 1st grader learning CVC words?  Early learners first master sound-letter correspondence, coming to understand that each letter has a name and also...

ICYM Check out our May Newsletter! Subscribe for More! Clever Noodle launched Popped! The Reading Game Starring Balloon Dog, a fun reading game designed in collaboration with artist Jeff Koons....

Audiobooks are a valuable tool for all children, but are particularly helpful for children with dyslexia. By providing an accessible, engaging, and empowering way to experience literature, audiobooks can support...