Parent Resource Library
Trusted guidance to help you support your child’s communication, literacy, and learning — whether you’re just beginning to ask questions or already on your therapy journey.
At Gotham Learning Partners, we believe parents deserve access to clear, practical, evidence-based information.
Whether you’re wondering if your child is meeting developmental milestones, trying to understand an evaluation, or looking for ideas to support learning at home, our goal is to provide resources that help you feel informed and confident every step of the way.
We’re Growing This Library
We’re continually adding new resources to support families and educators. Check back often for new guides, printable activities, book recommendations, and practical tips.
Speech & Language Milestones
Know what skills typically develop at different ages and learn when it may be helpful to seek an evaluation.
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When Should I Be Concerned?
Straightforward, reassuring guides that explain common speech, language, reading, and literacy concerns — and when it may be time to seek additional support.
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Understanding IEPs, 504 Plans & School Evaluations
Simple, parent-friendly explanations of evaluations, school services, and special education terminology.
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Activities to Try at Home
Easy, everyday strategies that support speech, language, and literacy through play, conversation, reading, and daily routines.
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Reading & Literacy Resources
Helpful articles, book recommendations, and evidence-based strategies for supporting beginning readers and children with dyslexia.
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Recommended Books & Parent Favorites
A growing collection of books, games, and resources that Valerie frequently recommends to families.
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Learning Doesn’t Stop When Therapy Ends
Some of the most meaningful learning happens during everyday moments.
Whether you’re reading together before bed, chatting on the way to school, or playing a game after dinner, small interactions can make a big difference over time.
We hope these resources help you feel more confident supporting your child’s growth every step of the way.