Treasure Chest Program
The Scottish Rite Foundation of Colorado’s main interest is in preventing and addressing communication and language disorders thereby enhancing the quality of life for Colorado’s children and their families. The Treasure Chest Program is designed to help families improve the language and literacy skills of their young children thus better preparing them for school and social interaction.
The Treasure Chest Program is a family-focused language and literacy program designed to enrich the natural parent-child interaction. It seeks to accomplish this by providing parent education, support, and high quality, developmentally appropriate materials, books and activities to families of preschool-age children on a rotating basis. Outcomes include improved child learning readiness and enhanced parent confidence and satisfaction in selecting child activities.
Families who participate in the Treasure Chest Program benefit by developing better skills to foster their child’s language and literacy development; children benefit by developing important school readiness skills (e.g., knowing the alphabet, counting, shapes, colors, etc.) Thus, children and their families benefit by being better-prepared for subsequent school and learning.
Our Early Literacy RiteCare Partners:
The Piñon Project
Treasure Chest Program
300 North Elm
Cortez, CO 81321
Telephone: 970-564-1195
Fax: 970-564-9011
www.thepinonproject.org
The University of Northern Colorado
CARTER HALL 1005
51
GREELEY, CO 80639
Telephone: 970-351-1763
www.unco.edu
Centro de la Familia
Colorado Main Office
685 W Gunnison Ave, Ste. 111
Grand Junction, CO 81501
www.cdlf.org
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences Department
P.O. Box 173362 Campus Box 34
Denver, CO 80217-3362
www.msudenver.edu