Establishing the foundation for a positive learning future.
As part of the Florida Department of Education, the Office of Early Learning dedicates its people, time and energy to ensuring access, affordability and quality of early learning services for the state’s children and families. Home to more than one million children under age 5, Florida welcomes nearly 600 newborns every day. As many as 700,000 Florida children attend some type of early learning program. We support these children, their families and the child care providers who serve them, through administration of 30 early learning coalitions across the state.
Child Abuse Prevention Month, The Week of the Young Child and more in the April Parents' Pages
04 / 01 / 19
In this April issue of Parents' Pages, discover resources for daily activities during the Week of the Young Child and learn about autism and milestones!
Read Aloud Month, Children's Week and more in the March Parent's Pages
03 / 01 / 19
March is National Read Aloud Month! Learn about Children's Week activities and the keys to early literacy in the March Parents' Pages!
National Children's Dental Health Month, tips on pleasing picky eaters and more in the February Parents' Pages
01 / 31 / 19
Is your child refusing the eat the food you have prepared? Get tips on pleasing your picky eater, National Children's Dental Health Month plus "STEM" talk in this month's Parents' Pages.
New Year tips, literacy week and more in the January Parents' Pages
01 / 02 / 19
Are you welcoming a new baby for the new year? Learn about preventative flu tips, playing to learn and the upcoming literacy week in the January Parents' Pages.
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Holiday fun, math concepts, literacy week and more in the December Parents' Pages
12 / 01 / 18
The holiday season is all about sending time with your family! Read about managing holiday stress, teaching math concepts, literacy week and more in the December Parents' Pages.
Explore adoption, Family Engagement and more in November's Parents' Pages
11 / 01 / 18
Learn more about adoption, Family Engagement month and dealing with children's trauma in this month's Parent's Pages.
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