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91/100 · ages 3–8

NYC Early Literacy Resources

New York City’s Department of Education provides family guidance for building early reading and writing skills through talk, play, reading, library use, and multilingual tip sheets.

WebsiteDownloadableEarly readingFamily literacy
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Surrey Libraries Kids & Families

Surrey Libraries’ Kids & Families page connects families with storytimes, early-literacy programs, reading support, book lists, coding kits, digital resources, and children’s media.

WebsiteDownloadableCoding kitsDigital resources
0–18 · Library access and digital-resource terms vary88
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Literacy Quebec Family Literacy Toolkit

Literacy Quebec’s Family Literacy page explains intergenerational literacy and provides a toolkit with practical reading tips, family activities, and guidance for building literacy habits together.

WebsiteDownloadableCaregiver guidanceDownloadable toolkit
0–12 · Free public toolkit87
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National Literacy Trust National Year of Reading 2026

The National Literacy Trust’s official campaign page supports schools, early-years settings, libraries, and families taking part in the UK National Year of Reading 2026.

WebsiteDownloadableEarly yearsLiteracy campaigns
Children and young people; activity-specific · Free public campaign information and linked resources87
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NYC Literacy Resources for Families

New York City Public Schools’ literacy-resources page gathers family-oriented guidance and activities to support children’s reading and literacy development at home.

WebsiteDownloadableCaregiver guidanceFamily literacy
3–12 · Free public resources; linked access varies87
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Children’s Museum Houston FLIP

Children’s Museum Houston’s Family Literacy Involvement Program (FLIP) is an outreach program that supports family literacy through museum-led learning and community connections.

WebsiteCommunity learningFamily literacy
3–8 · Program availability varies86
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Go All In National Year of Reading — Libraries

The Go All In libraries page provides free toolkit materials, reading ideas, book-club guidance, and campaign support for libraries serving children and families in the UK.

WebsiteBook clubsFamily reading
Children, families, and library communities · Free public resources86
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Learning Activities for Your Child

The UK government’s family guide to simple learning activities for children, including reading, talking, playing, drawing, counting, and exploring together.

WebsiteCountingCreative play
0–5 · Free85
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University of Utah Kids Links

The University of Utah Student Parent Support Center curates a broad set of children’s links for general interest, math, reading, science, and safe search, with short descriptions of the learning value of each site.

WebsiteCurated linksKid-safe discovery
Children; activity-specific · Free public directory; linked-provider terms vary84
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SERP Stories Podcast

The Strategic Education Research Partnership’s podcast shares research and classroom voices about literacy, student engagement, and learning improvement.

WebsitePodcastSpotifyAdolescent literacyEducation stories
11–18 (adult-guided) · Free82
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NSW Supporting Early Literacy at Home

The NSW Government’s early-literacy guide helps families support communication, speech, language, reading, singing, word games, and creative play from birth. It also links to translated family factsheets and related public resources.

WebsiteDownloadableCaregiver guidanceEarly literacy
0–5 · Free public web guide90
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