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Early Literacy Initiative - Additional resources - Child development
Additional resources
 
     - General Early Literacy resources
     - Books and reading
     - Activities, handouts, and library programs
     - Child development
 
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Child development
Brain/physical development
 
Developmental Stages
Source: American Academy of Pediatrics
 
PBS Parents - Child Development
Source: Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
 
The Secret Life of the Brain - Episode 1: The Baby's Brain
The Secret Life of the Brain - Episode 2: The Child's Brain
Source: Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
 
Developmental Timelines
Source: Reading Rockets
 
Five Ways a Child Grows Timeline
Source: Talaris Reading Institute
 
Child Development Source: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
 
BrainWonders: Helping Babies Grow and Develop
Source: Zero to Three
 

Reading/language development
 
Learning to Read - Age by Age Guide
Source: American Academy of Pediatrics
 
Reading Milestones Source: Brooklyn Public Library (New York)
 
Six Early Literacy Skills Source: Multnomah County Library (Oregon)
 
Literacy Milestones from Birth to Age Six
Source: Reading Is Fundamental
 
Early Childhood Growth Chart
Source: U.S. Department of Education
 
Grow Up Reading
Source: West Bloomfield Township Public Library (Michigan)
 

Early Literacy table of contents

• Early Literacy home
• About the Initiative
• Why Early Literacy?
• What libraries can do
• What libraries are doing
• How to obtain funding
• Additional resources
• What's next?
• Contact us
 
Page updated: July 24, 2007

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