Early Literacy Kits
Our Early Literacy Kits are designed to help parents, guardians, and childcare providers support their children’s early literacy through meaningful interactions.
Our Early Literacy Kits are designed to help parents, guardians, and childcare providers support their children’s early literacy through meaningful interactions.
Play is one of the best ways to support your child in developing their early literacy skills.
An important part of child development and early literacy is the encouragement and nurturing of a child’s imagination.
Change tables can be a great place to incorporate some of the practices that support early literacy learning, such as talking, singing, and playing.
Between the ages of 2 and 3, children usually hit a developmental stage where they want to hear the same story over and over and over again. While it’s exciting to see them reaching this stage (their literacy is developing!) it can be a bit tiring if you’re the one repeating the same story for the umpteenth time.
Today we’re going to share one of our favourite secret weapons for developing language skills: rhymes.
Can’t get out to go camping? Just in time for the long weekend, we have this fantastic camping dramatic play activity for you! Transform your living room into a campsite and let the kids play.
Are you looking to help your children build their early literacy skills at home? We’ve got a super simple activity for you!