Early Childhood Reading Literacy
Features many reading and literacy activities appropriate for early childhood educators, including from the U.S. Department of Education.
Various resources and strategies for parents
to use to help children learn to read.
Learn about how children develop language and teach them how
to read better.
Explores how early childhood experiences provide
a foundation for literacy. Includes suggestions for caregivers. From the U.S.
Department of Education.
Dr. Reid Lyon answers questions about
developing reading skills in young children.
Safe
learning activities for parents and teachers to share with their pre and early
readers. In English and Spanish.
All-in-one language arts, reading, spelling, and penmanship curriculum for
pre-K through grade 2.
Features 100 reading and literacy
activities appropriate for kindergarteners. From the U.S. Department of
Education.
Cross-curricular language-rich lesson plans; includes
activities for preschool through first grade.
Downloadable resources designed especially for Head Start
teachers; includes instructions for fostering early literacy and reproducible
classroom materials.
Provides simple interactive learning activities designed
for kindergarten students. From Kidport.com.
Suggestions for
teaching reading, and activities that help create a desire to read and
reinforce reading skills and comprehension in younger children.
Lesson plans and other activities for
teaching early literacy skills.
Monique Michael, early childhood
educator, describes her success in teaching children in a New York City public
school to read.
Archive includes dozens of reading, grammar, and writing lesson
plans geared toward young learners.
Provides suggestions for teaching
phonological awareness. Includes strategies for helping children with special
needs.
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