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Read these tips for helping your child figure out when to ask for help with reading (Spanish version).

This infographic provides ways to model reading with children.

This infographic provides strategies for families to use before, during, and after reading with children.

This resource gives parents tips for how they can connect with their child during technology use.

Talking to the doctor is the first step toward getting help for your child if you are concerned about his or her development (how your child plays, learns, speaks, acts, or moves).

This infographic gives tips for creating a home library for your child (in Spanish).

Read a guide that provides tips on how to grow reading skills from birth to age eight in Spanish. The guide will help parents keep their shared learning activities with their children fun and part of their everyday routine.

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

This infographic explains types of nonfiction (in Spanish).

This guide provides tips on using apps together with your family, real life examples, information on how to find and choose the apps that best fit your family's needs and ways that apps can support children's healthy development and learning, and links to other information and resources.

This fingerplay video is a fun activity that combines word and rhyme with simple actions and finger movements to create an interactive learning experience for preschoolers.

This fingerplay video is a fun activity that combines word and rhyme with simple actions and finger movements to create an interactive learning experience for preschoolers.

Watch a video that combines words and rhyme with simple actions and finger movements to create an interactive learning experience for preschoolers.

Watch a video that combines words and rhyme with simple actions and finger movements to create an interactive learning experience for preschoolers.

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.

Read this tip sheet for activities to develop beginning spelling skills (Spanish version).

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 infographic describes what fluency means, and how you can help your child develop it at home (Spanish version).

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.