Resources for Parents of Preschool Children

Parents and educators want children to. . .

• read, write, and speak well
  
  
• solve challenging math problems
  
  
• be creative
  
  
• make decisions independently
  
  
• have good study skills
  
  
• have friends and self-confidence
  
  
• enjoy school and love learning

Working together, parents and educators can do a lot to facilitate the development of these important life skills.

Research shows that, during the earliest years, children's brains are making billions of connections as they begin lifelong learning. And that's not all--these connections are also establishing patterns for emotional, social, and physical development! Our resources for parents show them how they can help facilitate growth and development and what educators do in the classroom.

How do parents obtain these resources?

Teaching Strategies offers booklets in English and Spanish (and one in Japanese) that are sold to educators in sets of 10 for easy distribution to parents. You may also download the booklets from the files in the adjacent box.