A teacher wrote a letter to parents encouraging them to talk to and read with their children before school starts to help build vocabulary. Parents should also let children help with simple tasks like sorting clothes or counting ingredients to support early learning development. The letter was signed by the teacher and included information about the Roseland Educational Foundation.

1. Notes From A Teacher
January 2016
Roseland Educational Foundation
www.roselandeducationalfoundation.org

2. Notes from A Teacher - Jan. 4
Dear Parent or Guardian,
Your child's learning starts long before
school begins. Talk to your child and
read to them. Talking to them helps
them to build their vocabulary. Let
them help you during the day by
sorting clothes by color or counting
ingredients for dinner.
Yours Truly,
A Teacher

23. Notes From A Teacher
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