University of Arizona Language Development Lab

03/17/2021

Here is information on the "We Demand More: Community Convening!" that is tomorrow, March 18, at 5pm MT.

"We are a year into the COVID-19 pandemic and a year working together as the We Demand More coalition. We came together to ensure that women, especially Black, brown, and Indigenous women, are centered in relief efforts by Congress and The White House. Join our coalition members from across the country to:

- share stories in solidarity circles
- learn about what is included in the American Rescue Plan Act
- how to move our stories into collective action"

Please join us for We Demand More: Community Convening!

07/27/2020

Here is a great literacy resource from PBS KIDS!

"Reading together as a family has many benefits for children. It helps to build knowledge, strengthen social and emotional development, and it’s just plain fun! PBS KIDS for Parents has put together our best resources around reading, including tips, activities, games and booklists. Lots and lots of booklists. Take a look and dive into your next reading adventure!"

Explore parent resources to help you raise kind, curious and resilient children. Find parenting tips, hands-on activities, games, apps and more.

07/23/2020

"Play can help kids learn, plan and even persevere in the face of adversity."

Read about research on how play affects the developing brain!

Scientists have long studied play to gain insights into the developing human mind.

06/08/2020

Here is a lovely list of children's books about race and diversity.

To encourage conversations about race and diversity with your children, check out this list of children's books to read together as a family.

05/06/2020

Hi, friends of Tweety Language Development Lab!

Are you looking for something to do with your infant or toddler? Since we are all practicing social distancing, we are now offering Zoom studies!

Help us learn and never leave your house! Email us at [email protected] or reply here for more information!

04/15/2020

The Harvard Center on the Developing Child made this infographic on COVID-19 and how it relates to child development.

You’ve almost certainly heard of COVID-19 at this point. In fact, your life is probably very different than it was before the outbreak. You may be one of the billions of people around the world being asked to stay home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. These stay-at-ho...

04/06/2020

Sesame Street has a Caring for Each Other site set up with some helpful resources to support you during the COVID-19 health crisis.

Your friends on Sesame Street are here to support you during the COVID-19 health cris

04/01/2020

Here are a few ways to help any kiddos feeling anxious right now.

First, acknowledge ways the coronavirus has changed their lives.

03/25/2020

With a few supplies that you may already have around the house, you can make a mindfulness jar!

When things become too much for your little one, pull out this mindfulness jar to help your child relax and settle down.

03/24/2020

Make Way for Books Online Storytime will be live streaming from Make Way for Books every morning (Monday through Friday) at 10:30 a.m. (Arizona time).

Join the Make Way for Books Online Storytime group to be able to view the storytimes!

Our mission is to give every child the chance to read and succeed. We serve children, families, and educators all throughout Arizona.
linktr.ee/makewayforbooks

03/23/2020

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: "Germs Germs Go Away" is a pretty catchy tune for your kids to sing while washing their hands!🤗

Daniel imagines that he can make all of the germs on his hands go away.

03/19/2020

Here are some resources that you may find helpful, with tips like how to answer questions your toddler might have about COVID-19, to how to make the most out of those video chats with grandparents.

The following resources offer tips for families including age-appropriate responses to common questions, a guide to self-care, and activities for young children experiencing social distancing.