Please take a look at our Preschool Standards!

Unite for Literacy has developed the platform, publishing tools, and systems-based strategies that support our public and private sector partners to change the literacy landscape of their communities and optimize the future for all their young children. Our projects build home libraries and support families to develop a daily habit of reading, both of which are key factors in growing lifelong readers. 

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Parenting information with educational printables, games, activities for kids, child development tools, parenting ideas & advice, learning disabilities info for children of all ages: toddlers, babies, children & teenagers, K-12.

ReadAskChat is a highly curated, beautifully illustrated, digital library that provides parents and caregivers of children six months to four years with all the guidance they need to lay a strong foundation for reading and love of learning.

EPICS aims to assist families to influence change in their communities to maximize positive outcomes for children with disabilities and special healthcare needs.

The Navajo Toddler App is designed for children ages 2 to 9 to learn to speak the Navajo language through the use of interactive visual flashcards, audio, and gameplay lessons.

ABCya.com, L.L.C. is a website that provides educational games and activities for school-aged children.

Educational games and videos from Curious George, Wild Kratts and other PBS KIDS shows!

Get pregnancy information, baby advice and parenting tips at TheBump.com baby website. Create a baby registry and use our pregnancy tools.

Women's Health is your go-to destination for new workouts, legit nutrition advice and weight loss tips, the latest health news, healthy recipes, and more.

HealthyWomen is the nation's leading independent, nonprofit health information source for women. Our mission is to educate and empower women to make informed health choices for themselves and their families.

For almost twenty years, Capacity Builders, Inc. has dedicated its resources, determination and passion to working with the Diné (a traditional term for the Navajo) and other Native American communities in the United States.

Navajo Women, Infants, and Children Program is Committed to the Health and Well-Being of the Navajo People. The Navajo Office of Environmental Health has Service Units providing Health Education to Dine.

The Navajo Nation Department of Family Services provides specialized human services to children, adults, and elderly whom are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation.