People
Training community members to share early learning messages with families.
Talking is Teaching Strategies
Talking is Teaching partners utilize a few key strategies: People, Places, Resources, and Media. Each of these strategies helps promote early brain and language development by encouraging parents and caregivers to talk, read, and sing with their children. Learn more about how you can implement each strategy within your programming.
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Places
Transforming everyday spaces into learning-rich environments.
Resources
Distributing literacy-rich resources to families.
Media
Creating a surround sound of early learning messages.
Resource Library for Partners
From transforming a space with colorful and engaging posters, to developing a social media campaign, we have open-source, free resources for organizations, businesses, partners, and more to use.
View Resource LibraryBranding Guide
Interested in creating or customizing your own Talking is Teaching materials? View our branding guide for tips, tools, downloadable templates, and more.
View Branding GuideThemed Content Bundles
Talking is Teaching themed content bundles are full of resources for partners and families, all centered on a specific child-friendly theme.
View BundlesJoin the Campaign
Interested in joining and learning from a group of organizations utilizing Talking is Teaching strategies and materials? Join the Talking is Teaching Peer Learning Collaborative!
Learn MoreTalking is Teaching Community Campaigns
Across the country, organizations have designed and launched Talking is Teaching Community Campaigns—official on-the-ground projects that encourage early brain and language development.
Interested in starting your own campaign? Learn more here.
Do You Have Any Questions?
Do you have more questions about Talking is Teaching? Check out our FAQ!