Animal Assisted Literacy Therapy

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Category Description:

Literacy projects which involve reading to animals have met with success for children who have problems reading out loud to a group, such as classrooms. The success is believed to be because dogs offer a serene and accepting presence and allow such children to practice with them. The process melds the unconditional love of pets with the safety of reading to a beloved animal instead of peers who may be perceived by children as judgemental.

  • Dog Therapy Program  - Provides details about the success of dog therapy program for children having difficulties in reading.
  • Hand-in-Paw: Who Let the Dogs In (the Library)?  - Features an article about dog aid in the library for children who cannot read aloud to its peers.
  • Kayla’s Club  - Youth program that fosters education for children and its peers about the beauty of animals and nature.
  • Reading to Rover  - Designed to aid children who are struggling to read aloud in a group.
  • Sit Stay Ready  - Volunteer reading dog program that assists children who have difficulty in reading in front of peers and adults.
 
 
 
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