Oregon’s Early Literacy Framework Learning Resources
Supporting a Strong Foundation for Readers and Writers
Oregon’s Early Literacy Framework provides a research-based instructional vision to guide the teaching of reading and writing. The framework is designed to build statewide coherence, clarity, and common ground on literacy instruction in grades K-5.
The Oregon Department of Education is committed to supporting and strengthening literacy development for students. Deepen your understanding of the framework by exploring the following ready-to-use resources and professional learning opportunities for educators.
Webinars
Register for upcoming webinars and access recorded sessions to enhance your literacy toolkit with research-based practices aimed at improving literacy learning for every Oregon student. Topics include supporting multilingual learners, the role of writing in literacy development, and authentic school and home community partnerships to support literacy learning.
Framework Introductory Resources
Find resources that can help you build a strong understanding of the vision for learning articulated in the Early Literacy Framework and resources for use in communicating about the most important aspects of early literacy.
Guiding Principles
Literacy begins at birth
Families and communities strengthen school-based learning
Every child is full of literary promise
Foundational skills matter
Every child must be taught to read and write
Multilingualism benefits everyone
Educator knowledge and classroom practices are essential