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How to Promote Early Language and Literacy

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Literacy provides a window to the world, ensuring all children seize their potential for future success.

Learn how children learn to develop the skills necessary to promote language and literacy early in their life. Through everyday activities, singing, and listening to stories, infants and toddlers build confidence as effective communicators.

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