Great Read Alouds for Babies and Toddlers
It’s never too early to start reading to young children. Young children are building vocabularies long before they can say them or use them in convers
Read Together
Read with your child every day, even if only for a few minutes. Reading aloud with your child, beginning in early infancy, can boost vocabulary and reading skills before the start of school and benefit them throughout their school years.
Resources
Super Letter Race
Kids practice letter sounds and early spelling skills as they put mixed-up letters in the correct order to build a word.
Explore Everyday Text with Phoebe and Jay!
Everyday text is all around us! We find everyday text on menus, street signs, food boxes, clothing labels, bus maps, in elevators, and so much more.
Young Children’s Oral Language Development
The development of oral language is one of the child’s most natural – and impressive – accomplishments.
What is Early Literacy?
If babies and toddlers can't read, what does "early literacy" mean and does reading to babies really make a difference?
Read Early and Often
Although it seems babies are too young to enjoy being read to, they’re learning something new at every stage.