Toronto Public Library: Ready for Reading, Birth to 5
By Nicole
This great resource from the Toronto Public Library features activities involving talking, reading, singing, playing, and writing for children ages 0-5.
By Nicole
This great resource from the Toronto Public Library features activities involving talking, reading, singing, playing, and writing for children ages 0-5.
By Nicole
Here are a few things you can do to support little growing brains at home!
By Nicole
The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way we interact with screens. These lessons on managing screentime remain relevant for all families.
By Nicole
This visual we developed showcases key milestones relating to language and reading development from conception to 10 years old.
By Nicole
Putting these decals up in your health centre is a great way to remind your patients to talk, sing, read, and share stories with their little ones. Designed by Inuit illustrator Becky Kilabuk, these wonderful designs depict Inuit families having loving, literacy-rich interactions with their little ones.
By Nicole
Read the Canadian Paediatric Society’s position statement on promoting early literacy in the health care setting.
By Nicole
A group of reading advocates across Canada put together booklets with lots of fun and enriching activities to do during the pandemic.
By Nicole
This video from Reach Out and Read demonstrates how providers can talk to families about early literacy during their visits.
By Nicole
Wondering how to manage your child’s screentime? Check out these 12 tips from experts.
By Nicole
This how-to video breaks down serve-and-return interactions into five simple steps and features adults and young children doing each step together.