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ELECT Resources

Posted Jul 22, 2014

ELECT Did you know that.pdf

Posted Sep 16, 2014

Simple Developmental Observation Form 2014.pdf

Early Literacy Resources

Posted Nov 4, 2014

Kids Who Read Succeed Postcard.pdf

Posted Nov 4, 2014

Importance of reading aloud.pdf

Posted Nov 4, 2014

Choosing Books for your Child.pdf

Posted Nov 4, 2014

Stages of Early Literacy Development.pdf

Posted Mar 27, 2014

Early Literacy Stages of Development 2014.pdf

Posted Sep 12, 2014

How to Read with your Child 2014.pdf

Posted Sep 12, 2014

Family Literacy Fun!.pdf

Posted Sep 12, 2014

10 Ways to Promote Phonological Awareness 2014.pdf

Posted Sep 12, 2014

10 Good reasons to read with a young child 2014.pdf

Posted Sep 12, 2014

Key Messages of Early Literacy 2014.pdf

Posted Sep 12, 2014

Having fun with Literacy Guide.pdf

Posted Sep 12, 2014

Literacy and Language Milestones.pdf

Numeracy resources

Posted Nov 30, 2016

Math, as easy as 1,2,3

Posted Sep 19, 2014

Counting acts of kindness.pdf

Posted Sep 19, 2014

Numeracy color board game.pdf

Early Learning research and resources

Posted Sep 18, 2014

When children speak more than one language.pdf

Posted Sep 18, 2014

Learning to Play and Playing to Learn.pdf

Posted Sep 16, 2014

Early Learning for Every Child Today.pdf

Posted Sep 16, 2014

How Does Learning Happen.pdf

Posted Sep 16, 2014

Think, Feel, Act MOE.pdf

Posted Sep 16, 2014

Achieving Excellence A Renewed Vision for Education in ...

From Scribbling to Writing

Posted Nov 14, 2014

Scribbling to Writing Posters.pdf

Posted Apr 7, 2014

A guide to Fine Motor Development

Posted Apr 7, 2014

A guide to Fine Motor Development For Professionals

Brain Development

Posted Sep 5, 2014

As your Child Learns.pdf

Posted Sep 5, 2014

Did you know - Tips for parents Brain Development.pdf

Posted Sep 5, 2014

As Your Child Grows.pdf

Tip of the Day

For the first few weeks after your baby's birth, don't expect to get anything done. If you get your teeth brushed and you take a shower, it's a good day.