The Whole Child Alphabet shows you how children actually develop literacy, step by step.
In this practical guide, Stacy helps you move beyond outdated methods and build strong reading and writing foundations through play, movement, and real-world connection.
Perfect for educators and parents who want to create the foundations for confident, joyful, lifelong readers and writers.
For anyone who cares about literacy development, this book will undoubtedly teach you better ways to support developing young minds.
In a world where so many are demanding that 'Earlier is better,' Stacy reminds us that 'Everything starts somewhere’ in this practical book on early literacy development. This is a phenomenal training resource for new early educators, and an excellent reference book for experienced educators.
The Whole Child Alphabet: How Young Children Actually Develop Literacy by Stacy Benge is a must-read for librarians, teachers, caregivers, and parents – all those who want the best early literacy education for young children.
