Infographic showing how conversational turns help children learn to read and write, with arrows indicating progression from infants saying sounds to early graders reading and writing sentences. Colorful graphics and text explain each stage.

Learning to read & write starts earlier than you think

Literacy doesn’t start in first grade or kindergarten. Conversational turns at ages 0-5 play a big role! 

Created in collaboration with Lucy Hart Paulson, co-author of LETRS for Early Childhood Educators, this graphic shows how learning to talk and learning to read and write happen in parallel.

Webinar - Collaborating on Quality: Improving CLASS Scores and Child Outcomes

November 4th, 1:00 p.m. ET

Join our esteemed panel as we discuss the key attributes of quality interactions, learn how CLASS measures interactions in the classroom, and explore how empowering educators to increase interactions translates to better CLASS scores plus better child outcomes. Read the full description …

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