WHAT CAN I EXPECT FROM KOOL KIDZ READ?

We're a community of book readers and future leaders.

Our mission is to create a safe space for budding bookworms and encourage and inspire future leaders to acknowledge their love of learning and craving for socialization. 

We're here to provide a productive space for leaders, where they feel comfortable expressing themselves without judgment. 

Kool Kidz Read is a race, gender, and socially acceptable community, focused on early leadership training and confidence building for ages 4 to 8 years old or grades Pre-K through Third. 

Our key program, Kool Kidz Read Book Club, is a kid-led, read-aloud session that meets monthly and offers the added plus of an interactive activity, supporting the featured literature. 

Members are referred to as “Leaders” to promote personal positive thinking. 

• Communication of each book and activity will be sent via registered email, monthly. Each book has been carefully selected to ensure they are both informative and entertaining.
  
• One-hour virtual read-aloud sessions with other KKR Leaders, engaging activities and discussions. Adult supervision is required during all reading sessions and in-person meetups.
  
• Your leader will gain lifelong leadership qualities through affirmations, etiquette lessons, team-building, and goal-setting exercises.

• Fun, fun, and more FUN, with age-appropriate literature at the nucleus of it all.
  

• Operates from February - January

• Includes KOOLEST Summer Reading Camp

• Annual Kool Kidz Read partnership discounts

• Monthly book order discount code 

• Developed to assist with preventing the ever-present “summer slide." 

• Once registered your Leader will enjoy two books, activities, and the occasional group meet-up (location pending) with fellow book-loving early learners. 

• Operates from July and August.

• Are you an elementary school Principal, PTA representative, or Scout group looking for new and enriching entertainment ideas? 

• Are you a non-profit organization focused on youth empowerment, leadership, and community engagement?