activities: (1) Interactive literacy activities between caregivers and their children that includes online and digital learning resources. (2) Education that helps caregivers learn how to advocate for their children and support their children’s primary and English language and literacy development and educational success. (3) Adult literacy education which includes digital and systems literacy that improves conceptual knowledge and reasoning skills. (4) An age-appropriate education plan, developed in partnership with caregivers, to prepare children for success in school, career, and civic life. (e) Special rule Family literacy services under this Act may be provided to a family only if— (1) each caregiver in the family has attained 16 years of age