What every early childhood parent should know: Tips for Encouraging Early Literacy from St. Andrew’s School, Savannah
This sounds like something not to be missed for those of us with beginning readers: a free presentation on “What every early childhood parent should know about how to encourage early literacy”.
When: Fri. Nov. 1, 9:15 AM Coffee with Meet and Greet; 10 AM Presentation.
Where: St. Andrew’s School, 601 Penn Waller Road, Savannah (Wilmington Island) 31410
About the presenter:
Tricia Yates is a prekindergarten teacher and literacy leaders at St. Andrew’s School. She holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary and early childhood education, a master’s degree in reading and has 18 years of experience as a Title 1 Reading Coordinator working with early childhood through 12th grade students.
This informative session will focus on an overview of literacy development in early childhood, including resources and strategies to give your child the building blocks to develop strong reading skills and a love for literacy.
RSVP to Christine Sapp, email sappc@saintschool.com or call 912.897.4941 ext 400.
St. Andrew’s, a Pre-K through Grade 12 independent school, is located on Wilmington Island. For more information on the Savannah private International Baccalaureate World School visit www.saintschool.com
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