Resources

This handout explains why Structured Literacy helps students develop knowledge of language structure, which in turn supports both reading comprehension and writing.

Stress is often thought of as an adult issue but children are exposed to stress every day through school, home or social interactions. There are several types of stress that can make a difference in the impact on a child’s brain and physical development. Since the effects of some types of stress ...

Tips on what you can do to help your child succeed in school by building the habit of good attendance early.

When parents and caregivers read with their child during the elementary school years, they provide a valuable gift — the lifelong advantage of literacy.  This panel card gives tips on how to read with your child.

The ASQ stands for “Ages & Stages Questionnaires.” The ASQ screeners are sets of valid, reliable, and age-appropriate questionnaires that are filled out by the true expert on your child – you! The ASQ is commonly used in Kansas early childhoood settings.  All Kansas elementary schools partner...