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This tool in Spanish from Get Ready to Read! helps families assess how literacy-friendly their homes are.

Read a booklet that discusses talking and listening, reading together, learning about print and books, early efforts to write, reading in another language, and associated activities for infants through age 6.

Watch this video to learn more about an Individualized Education Program (IEP), a document that is developed for each public school student who requires special supports or services.

This sheet by the Idaho Commission for Libraries includes an activity, chant, and
tips to help develop your young child's language and listening comprehension
skills.

This webpage overviews the federal regulations for IDEA 2004 section Subpart E called Procedural Safeguards.

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This sheet by the Idaho Commission for Libraries includes a rhyming game, song, and tips to help develop your young child's rhyming skills.

This Spanish version of reading tips and strategies from Reading is Fundamental offers suggestions for turning everyday activities into enjoyable learning experiences for a preschooler.

This sheet by the Idaho Commission for Libraries includes a game, song, and tips to
help develop your young child's awareness of print.

This sheet by the Idaho Commission for Libraries includes an activity, song, and
tips to help develop your young child's interest in early literacy.

Read a parent guide that provides information for helping children learn to read in preschool through grade 3.

This bookmark presents a read aloud routines in English and Spanish for parents to use with their elementary age children to enhance their vocabulary and comprehension.

Check out this infographic for tips on promoting readers (in Spanish).

Read an informational sheet that shares tips for reading aloud with your young child to promote literacy development.

Learning to read is a challenge for many kids, but most can become good readers if they get the right help.These tips can help you recognize when a child is struggling and learn how to find help.

This infographic highlights seven ways that families help to promote early literacy and is available in English and Spanish.

This informational sheet includes tips for communicating at a meeting and written communication and six skills to be an effective advocate.

Families can use this tool for tips on what to do during reading (in Spanish).

This guide is designed to help parents and caregivers support their child's reading development at home. The recommended strategies are presented in four boxes that represent variations in parents' language proficiency and reading levels.