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Learn about how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted children’s learning and early literacy and language development. Also available in the following languages:
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Screens and digital devices are a part of life for many families. While experts do not recommend any screen time for children under two years of age (and less than an hour a day for those between the ages of two and five), you need to do what’s right for your family. While screens can’t…
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Here are some great ways you can help create an environment that encourages language development and learning at home. Also available in the following languages:
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Families often wonder about the advantages and disadvantages of speaking more than one language at home. This handy tip sheet has answers to frequently asked questions, as well as tips on encouraging language development. Also available in the following languages:
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This popular song has been made into a children’s books which is part of the Early Words book selection. Do you know a family who has received the book? Share this song with them!
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Want to help your baby develop early literacy skills? Try these activities.
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This session will help participants explore strategies to transform everyday play into rich opportunities for building key language and literacy skills all young children need to become successful readers.
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Browse this great selection of free digital Inuktitut books, produced by the Qikiqtani Inuit Association in partnership with Inhabit Media for families to download.
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The Qikiqtani Inuit Association has a wonderful selection of colouring book drawings, created by Inuk artist Martha Kyak, that celebrate Inuit life and culture from children’s perspectives. Print them out and colour them together!
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Ilinniarutit TV has Inuktitut movies, animated stories, songs, and books to help children learn. Browse their library!