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1. www.cde.state.co.us › sites › defaultSpanish-Language Web Resources for Children’s Literacy

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   Early literacy activities for adults and preschool children that encourage early literacy. The materials specifically address three key skills of 1) language development 2) phonological awareness and 3) general print awareness. The activities are also appropriate for children with disabilities.

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2. www.cyberwise.org › in-spanishCyberwise in Spanish | En Espanol

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   Cyberwise in Spanish | En Espanol. Cyber Civics is our award-winning curriculum that teaches youth how to become ethical, safe, and productive digital citizens. Lessons cover digital citizenship, information literacy, and media literacy and are aligned with CCSS ELA-LITERACY Standards, ISTE Tech Standards for Students, and CASEL Competencies.

3. www.latinoliteracy.com › free-bilingual-handoutsFREE Bilingual Handouts - The Latino Family Literacy Project

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   The Latino Family Literacy Project provides bilingual handouts on topics that will support parents at schools. Our aim is to support Spanish-speaking and English-speaking parents in their quest to learn skills to support the academic success of their children.

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4. www.latinoliteracy.com › wp-content › uploadsHow can Spanish-speaking parents help their children for ...

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   How can Spanish-speaking parents help their children for school success? A child’s success in school often depends on the vocabulary and reading skills that he or she builds in their early years. The more vocabulary a child has, the better chance at school success. Words are the building blocks for everything.

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5. www.scribd.com › document › 765130566How to Help Your Child Succeed in School Spanish | PDF - Scribd

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   How to Help Your Child Succeed in School Spanish - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free.

6. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › ED619379Understanding How Language of Instruction Impacts Early ...

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   We modeled growth on Spanish and English early literacy skills and examined the role of language exposure and use at the individual and classroom instruction level in a group of 313 Spanish-English-speaking bilingual preschool-age children from 81 classrooms.

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   Should parents learn Spanish?

   • Some parents need the information in Spanish, while other parents have stronger English skills. But it’s not just language that needs to be addressed. It’s information about how to support their children at school, which includes many child development themes.

   FREE Bilingual Handouts - The Latino Family Literacy Project

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   How does Coppa affect children's online privacy?

   • The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) generally gives parents control over what information is collected about their children online. Under COPPA, schools may, in certain circumstances, provide consent on behalf of parents to the collection of student personal information.

   Parent and Family Digital Learning Guide

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   What should I do if my child doesn't have a computer?

   • Even if you already have a computer at home, each child should have their own reliable device so they can fully participate in digital learning when needed. Get technical support. Ask your device provider, school, or education provider if and how they provide support setting up devices and thereafter.

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   Does my child need a digital learning device?

   • While the hardware and software required on each device may vary based on your child’s needs and their digital learning program, your child may generally need the ability to communicate reliably and safely with their personal learning device.

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   How can I help my child learn digitally?

   • Reach out to your child’s teacher or counselor to ask about access to a digital device, such as a laptop or tablet. Even if you already have a computer at home, each child should have their own reliable device so they can fully participate in digital learning when needed. Get technical support.

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   How can digital education help my child?

   • Providing opportunities for your child to share experiences, engage in digital class discussions and small group work, and support one another. Providing avenues for your child to share questions, comments, and concerns that are related to instruction, as well as those related to how they are feeling.

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8. tech.ed.gov › publications › digital-learning-guideParent and Family Digital Learning Guide - Office of ...

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   Your involvement in your child’s education can lead to better learning results and outcomes. This “Parent and Family Digital Learning Guide” will inform you, as a parent or caregiver, as you monitor your child’s progress as your child accesses and uses technology for learning.