LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Kids Reading Adventures LLC is excited to release Reading Scholars: Digraphs – CK, NG, PH, and QU, an interactive activity book designed to help young learners master important digraphs. Perfect for children ages 3-6, this educational book strengthens phonetic reading skills, improves phonemic awareness, and prepares kids for reading success.

With bright illustrations and fun activities, Reading Scholars: Digraphs makes learning enjoyable with exercises like:

• Reading Digraphs – Recognizing and pronouncing digraphs.
• Completing Digraph Words – Reinforcing vocabulary.
• Writing Digraphs – Enhancing writing and spelling.
• Matching Digraphs – Developing critical thinking.
• Digraph Word Search – Boosting word recognition.

Ideal for home and classroom use, this book is a valuable tool for parents, educators, and caregivers, creating a strong reading foundation for young children.

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Mark Satorre, educator and founder of Kids Reading Adventures LLC, says, "I'm passionate about providing children with tools that make reading fun and build their confidence."

Product Details:

• Paperback
• 6 x 9 inches
• 26 pages
• Available in paperback and eBook formats

Reading Scholars: Digraphs is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other retailers. Visit www.kidsreadingadventures.com for more.

About Kids Reading Adventures LLC
Founded in 2024, Kids Reading Adventures LLC creates children's literature focused on early childhood literacy. Led by Mark Satorre, the company is dedicated to fostering a love for reading in young children.