• 2/11/10 — The National Center for Learning Disabilities Launches New Resources in Spanish to
  Support Early  Literacy Skills at Home — (English) • (Spanish)
  
  
• 1/11/10 — Pearson Unveils Get Ready to Read!-Revised, a Powerful, Practical Early Literacy Screening Tool
  
  
• 10/03/06 — Get Ready to Read! Kicks Off Back to School Season with New, Free Resources
  
  
• 10/03/06 — Back to School Campaign Blurbs
  
  

• 12/03/04 — National Center for Learning Disabilities and Morgan Stanley celebrate Get Ready to Read! Day To Recognize the Importance of Pre-Reading Skills in Young Children to Ensure School Success
  
  
• 10/25/04 — National Center for Learning Disabilities Receives Literacy in Media Award for Get Ready to Read!
  
  
• 9/09/04 — FAQ for Press Release
  Parents Can Prepare Preschool-Age Children for Reading Success
  Study Finds NCLD's "Get Ready to Read!" Screening Tool and Skill-Building Activities Improve Children's Early Literacy Skills
  
  
• 9/09/04 — Parents Can Prepare Preschool-Age Children for Reading Success
  Study Finds NCLD's "Get Ready to Read!" Screening Tool and Skill-Building Activities
  Improve Children's Early Literacy Skills
  
  
• 7/15/03 — National Center for Learning Disabilities Launches New Interactive Reading Game for Preschool Children
  
  
• 6/01/03 — Early Literacy Screening for Children Now Even Easier, Twice as Fun As National Center for Learning Disabilities Launches Re-Designed Get Ready to Read! Web Site and New Interactive Game at www.GetReadytoRead.org
  
  
• 5/19/03 — National Center for Learning Disabilities to Receive Grant From Hasbro Children's Foundation
  
  
• 4/19/01— NBC Today Show Features National Center for Learning Disabilities' Get Ready to Read! Screening Tool
  
  
• 11/27/01— Pearson Education, Learning Network, and NCLD Partner to Launch Get Ready to Read!

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