Empowering Families.

Raising Readers.

Changing Futures.

 
 

ImagineOne empowers families to teach their children to read, ensuring every child starts school ready to read, ready to learn, and ready to thrive

 
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imagineOne partners with communities that believe in the power of parents to shape their children’s future through early literacy. In these communities, we provide every family with a complete 26-volume set of My First Steps to Reading and the highly acclaimed Parent’s Guide to My First Steps to Reading—giving parents the tools and confidence to be their child’s first teacher.

In a fun and interactive style, the books teach children the letters of the alphabet and the sounds each one represents. The Parent’s Guide supports caregivers with simple, effective ways to introduce the fundamentals of reading at home—ensuring every child starts school ready to read.

Together with our partners, imagineOne is committed to empowering families to raise readers.

One child, one family, one community at a time, we’re working toward a future of 100% literacy for all.

imagineOne is a 501 (3)c not-for-profit corporation.

If you’d like to support our mission, please consider a tax-deductible donation.

  • I've received positive feedback from families that the children enjoy reading the “My First Steps to Reading” books at home. One child even said "I learned that letter at school" so they are recognizing the similarity between learning materials

    Gretchen Jones, Voluntary Pre-K Teacher

  • The ABC Books are a perfect extension of our curriculum. They provide another resource for our families to support instruction at school. It’s great to have a teacher set to place in the library. The students often choose them to read. They love the “I have one of these at home!” connection.

    Jill Halliday, PreK Resource Teacher, Early Learning Programs, School District of Indian River County

  • I love the way that these books place the pictures in the wording as the character and how they place the picture above the word so the students can also see the spelling with the picture.

    Jessica Siewerth, Voluntary Pre-K Teacher

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