Prepare to discover the gold at the end of the rainbow. In a Rolling Stone article, LeVar
Burton discussed his plans to bring back his popular children’s show, Reading Rainbow, with some special
technological advancement to reach the younger, modern audience. The original
show ran from 1983 to 2006 with reruns airing until 2009 when it was pulled off
the air in the wake of the No Child Left Behind legislation. Through his
Kickstarter campaign, Burton hopes to bring the new show straight to the web
and mobile devices to engage a newer age of tech-wielding youngsters. He feels
that technology should be used as a positive tool to educate and connect with
the internet-saturated generation.
At Prestwick House, we also aim to build a passion for
reading. We have many products designed to aid reading comprehension. Take a look!
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