Whet Your Appetite: Early Literacy & Parent Engagement Apps
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This document discusses several early literacy and parent engagement apps including Blue Hat Green Hat App, My Story, Endless Reader, Toca Tea Party, Toca Monsters Kitchen, and PBS Parents Play & Learn. It also mentions Born Reading by Jason Boog and provides suggestions for using apps in conjunction with the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendations to promote early literacy development outside of just app use.
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