Family Literacy
Family Literacy refers to the many ways families develop and use literacy skills to accomplish day-to-day tasks and activities, like writing a note to a child’s teacher, sharing a bedtime story, making a shopping list or reading a recipe.
(Family Literacy in Canada: Profiles of Effective Practices, 1998)
 | The Reading and Parents Program (RAPP) for parents with young children |
| The Parent Kit for parents with school-aged children |
| Helping Parents, Helping Children training series |
| Tutor training for school volunteers who want to tutor |
| Learning resource development |
| Talks to groups about the benefits of reading with children |
| Bookmaking workshops for parents with young children |