ESU 4 Early Development Network

08/10/2024

Early language and literacy skills are learned best through everyday moments with your child—reading books, talking, laughing and playing together. Learn more about how you can support your child’s development of language and literacy skills from 24-36 months. The idea of babies and toddlers tal...

07/15/2024

It's never too early to start reading to children. Reading skills are already developing in the first few months of life and continue to grow. 📚⁠ ⁠

Learn more about early literacy: https://bit.ly/4bxAZ74

06/25/2024

ESU 4 representing at the Nebraska Young Child Institute!

06/04/2024

Adverse childhood experiences can have lifelong effects. In severe cases of trauma, the cerebral cortex (our “thinking brain”) becomes less developed than it would be without toxic stress. Dive deeper: https://bit.ly/3R34hDi

05/03/2024

On April 24, the Region 4 Early Childhood Planning Team hosted our annual Family Fair… the ‘Block Party’ theme was a HUGE success! Several families won a set of blocks from the UNL Extension service!! ESU 4

04/16/2024

The countdown is on!! The 2024 Family Fair and Block Party are fast-approaching! Make your plans today!

Come to our Block Party!! Bring your questions about behavior, speech, vision, autism, and more!! Get a block for every conversation! 🧱

04/03/2024

Come to our Block Party!! Bring your questions about behavior, speech, vision, autism, and more!! Get a block for every conversation! 🧱

03/15/2024

Whether doling out slices of mud pie in the backyard or helping to measure flour in the kitchen, we know that young children learn early math skills through play and everyday activities. That’s why our free Problem Solvers curriculum includes 22 play-based early math activities, so toddlers and young preschoolers can have fun while they learn math on International Pi Day and beyond: https://bit.ly/3JXkiXE

02/29/2024

Counting down!!

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11/16/2023

Did you know? Celebrating 30 years of EDN!

30th Anniversary of the Early Development Network