Families as Lifelong Educators
Parents and families observe, guide, promote, and participate in the everyday learning of their children at home, school, and in their communities.
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Frequently Asked Questions for Families About Medicaid
Families can find information about children's health insurance and Medicaid and where to start when they are ready to apply.
Specific Strategies to Support Dual Language Learners (DLLs) When Adults Do Not Speak Their Language
Find tips classroom staff and home visitors can use when they do not speak the languages of the children in their care.
Creating Outdoor Spaces
Early Head Start teachers and home visitors may use this resource to set up spaces for families using community resources such as parks, gardens, and nearby schools.
Nature Club Toolkit for Families
The purpose of this toolkit is to provide inspiration, information, tips and resources for those who are—or who might be—interested in creating a Nature Club for Families.
Communicating with Your Child’s School Through Letter Writing
This guide teaches parents how to clearly and effectively express concerns, ideas, or suggestions to the professionals involved in their child's special education.
How Teachers and Parents Can Accommodate for a Child’s Temporary or Permanent Hearing Loss
How Teachers and Parents Can Accommodate for a Child’s Temporary or Permanent Hearing Loss
Training and Technical Assistance Centers
The Administration for Children and Families' (ACF) Office of Head Start and Office of Child Care are collaborating to more effectively provide training and technical assistance (TTA) across early care and education (ECE) programs.
Approaches to Learning Preschool
Domain: Social and Emotional Development
Awardees Resulting from DRS Cohort 4
Awardees Resulting from Designation Renewal System (DRS) Cohort 4
Awards Made for DRS Cohort 4 Service Areas