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Early Literacy
You are your child’s FIRST teacher. What can you do at home?
Talking is one of the best ways to develop language.
Singing helps children hear distinct sounds that make up words.
Reading books together is the single best way to help children develop early literacy skills.
Writing activities help children learn letter names and sound out new words.
Playing helps children learn how to express themselves, and figure out the meaning of words.
What can you do at the Newberg Public Library?
· Get a free library card for your child to check-out books and music.
· Library staff can help you find books with shapes, colors, the alphabet, and numbers.
· Join us for in-person storytimes in English or Spanish
· Engage with our virtual rhymes and early literacy activities to practice pre-reading, motor, and social skills.
· Join the Read to Me program and get your family in the reading habit.
