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KQED Early Learning workshops are designed to help transform television viewing from passive babysitter to a rewarding learning experience for children.
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KQED Hands On Literacy unites the power of television with the magic of books, language and literacy-furthering our commitment to family education.
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The Ready To Learn Initiative is here to help
learning happen at home, at school, in child
care, and in the community.
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KQED Early Learning received an A Place of Our Own outreach
grant for the second year in a row. Early Learning
is proud to partner with KCET
and the Contra Costa County Office
of Education to provide training workshops
in English and Spanish for 100 parents and/or family,
friend and neighbor caregivers of young children
from birth to five years old.
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A monthly newsletter created by KQED Early Learning
for parents and child care professionals working with young children,
KidsWatch offers an abundance of creative ideas, tips and programming
information throughout the year.
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KQED Early Learning's View Read Do program provides
viewing techniques, suggestions for related activities to reinforce
a program's goals and objectives, and recommended children's books
to enhance early literacy skills.
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highlights
child care professionals
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