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Ideas for Early Literacy Projects
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RFHF Training Session Two provided participants time to start to develop early literacy projects that they want to make happen in their community. Participants brainstormed ideas for making the projects happen, potential barriers to the projects, and what they need from their supervisors to overcome those barriers. Supervisors then met to actually start planning those projects. Below you will find links to the plans library and Healthy Start supervisors started creating during RFHF.
Everyone involved in RFHF hopes that these ideas will help other libraries, Healthy Starts, and organizations or agencies that work with young children and their families develop high-quality early literacy services.
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| Library Cards for All Families |
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How can we provide libraries cards to all families? Those who would benefit most are low-income families who cannot afford to pay late fees, families that cannot provide a permanent address, and families who do not have proper documentation.
Grant, Harney, Morrow, and Umatilla Counties
Washington County
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| Sustaining Early Literacy Activities |
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How can we sustain early literacy activities for the next 5 years? Healthy Starts and libraries sustain RFHF by continuing to provide training in a research-based early literacy curriculum to parents, and by continuing to partner together to support each others' early literacy projects.
Benton, Lincoln, Linn, and Polk Counties
Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco, and Wheeler Counties: Plan A and Plan B
Grant, Harney, Morrow, and Umatilla Counties: Plan A and Plan B
Lake County
Lane County
Washington County
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