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Reading together to build early literacy Did you know that you can help your child get ready to read even while he is very young? When an infant shows excitement over pictures next to his crib, or a toddler turns the pages of a board book, or a preschooler recognizes the first letter of his name on a cereal box, each is demonstrating emerging literacy skills. Reading to your child from birth is the best way to make them a successful reader when they start school. Experts say..
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Early Learning
Parents Plus is the state's Parental Information and Resource Center, or PIRC. Our programs, funded through the US Department of Education, bring together parents, schools and communities to increase student achievement.
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-Therese Ahlers, MS, MPA
Director, WI Alliance for Infant Mental Health
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