Talk, Read, Sing Onondaga

Talk, Read, Sing Onondaga It may not always be easy to talk to babies, but to help, we provide tips and resources to help pare Learn more at: www.ecaonondaga.org.

Talking is Teaching: Talk, Read, Sing Onondaga is a strategy of the Early Childhood Alliance aimed at supporting parents in their important role as their child's first teacher. Talking is Teaching reminds parents that learning begins at birth and simple things like talking, reading and singing to your child every day helps to build a child's brain.

05/29/2026

📚☀️ Looking for a simple way to fill those long summer days?

Libraries are full of small moments that stick, from picking out books together to settling into a cozy corner and taking a moment to soak in your child lighting up over a funny character.

This summer, don't forget to make room for a different kind of adventure. 📖

05/19/2026

Less screen time, more connection. 💚

Getting outside, exploring the world, and talking, reading, and singing together helps young children learn and grow through real-life experiences and meaningful interactions. 🌳☀️

Take a break from scrolling and start strolling together!

🌎💚 Earth Day is a wonderful reminder to slow down and enjoy time outside with your child.A walk together, listening to t...
04/22/2026

🌎💚 Earth Day is a wonderful reminder to slow down and enjoy time outside with your child.

A walk together, listening to the sounds of nature, or noticing how the world is changing outside are simple moments that support early learning and connection.

Talk, Read, Sing as you explore the world today and every day. 🌿

04/17/2026

Everyday moments with caring adults are what matter most in early childhood. Reading together, talking, laughing, and sharing routines help children feel safe, supported, and ready to learn.

You don’t need special activities; your attention and presence are what make the biggest difference.

This , slow down and enjoy time together as a family.

04/16/2026

Art gives children a way to express their thoughts and feelings, even before they have the words. When they draw, paint, or create, they’re building confidence, strengthening fine motor skills, and making sense of the world around them.

You don’t need perfect projects or special materials. What matters most is giving your child the space to explore and create in their own way.

This , take a moment to notice and celebrate your child’s creativity. Their ideas—and the way they express them—are worth seeing and hearing!

04/15/2026

It’s , and we’re celebrating what it looks like when children and caregivers work together, piece by piece.

Puzzles are a perfect way to practice teamwork. They invite children to slow down, notice details, share ideas, and keep trying—together.

Try this at-home puzzle play idea:

🧩 Dump out a puzzle and sort the pieces together
👀 Look for edges, colors, or matching shapes as a team
💬 Talk it through: “Where do you think this piece might go?”
🤝 Let your child lead while you support and encourage

When adults and children puzzle together, it’s more than play; it’s problem-solving, patience, and persistence in action.

Every piece matters. Every try counts. And every “we did it!” builds confidence.

04/14/2026

🍪 This , join your kiddo in the kitchen for some cookie-baking fun! Little helpers can scoop, pour, stir, and shape dough while building early skills like counting and following directions.

Try it together:
• Let your child help measure ingredients
• Count spoonfuls and cookies on the tray
• Talk about what you see, smell, and feel as you mix
• Celebrate the finished cookies together

It doesn’t have to be perfect; it just has to be shared. 💛

04/13/2026

We’re kicking off the Week of the Young Child with and a reminder that music is one of the simplest and most powerful ways young children learn. When children sing, dance, clap, or listen to music, they build early language skills, memory, and self-expression. Try singing during daily routines, making up silly songs, or dancing together in the kitchen. 🎵 Today is all about joy, movement, and connection through music!

It's the 2026 Week of the Young Child, and we're celebrating by sharing daily themed activities encouraging movement and...
04/13/2026

It's the 2026 Week of the Young Child, and we're celebrating by sharing daily themed activities encouraging movement and healthy lifestyles through music, food, and art! A week of joyful, everyday moments to support children’s learning, growth, and well-being.

04/10/2026

✨ Discover the power of storytelling with your child! ✨
Visit us at the MOST on Sunday May 17th for a special Storytelling with Children event featuring Adam Gidwitz—master storyteller, bestselling author, and host of the award-winning podcast Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest.
Adam brings a fresh, engaging approach to classic tales—inviting children to become part of the story itself. Through humor, curiosity, and imagination, he encourages young listeners to think critically, share their perspectives, and see themselves in the stories they hear.
Come be part of the story- you won't want to miss it!!

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