Websites using early childhood literacy development as a keyword

Read It Once Again provides a comprehensive preschool / early childhood curriculum that promotes and establishes an early literacy-based foundation for the development of basic skills.

The Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation is a Hong Kong based grant-making institution with a strategic focus on early childhood literacy, library development and education enhancement.

LeAp is a leading innovator in educational programs and services and one of the premiere arts-in-education programs in New York City. Since 1977 LeAp has helped over two million students reach their full potential academically, artistically, and socially. In the last six years, LeAp has received numerous federal grants to study the impact of using our arts-based strategies to improve student performance on students' literacy skills. The results have been extraordinary, as students in our programs continue to excel in subsequent years. LeAp's programs promote cognitive, social, and emotional development in students of all ages and abilities.

University Settlement is one of New York's most dynamic social service institutions with deep roots on the Lower East Side. Each year University Settlement's diverse programs help over 25,000 low-income and at-risk people build better lives for themselves and their families. With an impressive legacy as the first settlement house in the United States, University Settlement has been an incubator for progressive ideas for over 125 years, offering pioneering programs in mental health, early childhood education, literacy, arts education, and adolescent development that set the standard. Building on the strength of this experience, University Settlement now provides services at 21 locations in lower Manhattan as well as in upper Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Providing parents & speech professionals with programs, workshops & resources for early childhood language & literacy development, language delays & autism

BUILDING BLOCKS FOR LITERACY® helps preschool teachers and child care providers teach early literacy skills to promote children's reading and comprehension skills.