Fathers – Early Learning Project

Keyword: Fathers

  • Father/Male Involvement in Early Childhood

    Father/Male Involvement in Early Childhood

    This list contains a variety of resources associated with father/male involvement in early childhood. While this resource list specifically addresses fathers and males, IEL supports all types of families.

  • Roll, Evie, Roll!

    Roll, Evie, Roll!

    Rolling from back to tummy is an important milestone for a baby. Being able to complete a roll is a challenge for a little one. It takes muscle coordination and perseverance. A baby who can roll over without help has gained a new skill—and greater independence.

  • Reading Partners: Sharing the Lead in Storybook Reading

    Reading Partners: Sharing the Lead in Storybook Reading

    Bilingual couples often hope that their children will grow up fluent in each of their languages. Reading storybooks in both languages can help support this ability. This clip shows the benefits of repeated readings of a familiar book in both English and Spanish.

  • Dads Read

    Dads Read

    In this clip, the two dads model several ways to encourage very young children to begin to engage with the process of reading books.

  • Summer Family Time Can Help Build Heritage Language Skills

    Summer Family Time Can Help Build Heritage Language Skills

    In the summer, families may attend neighborhood block parties, go to the pool, or visit together at community festivals. Sharing these special events with extended family members provides opportunities to engage young DLLs in conversations and introduce new words in their heritage language.