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Go NAPSACC's provider tools guide childcare providers through 5 simple steps to make healthy changes to their programs. Learn more below about each of the steps and tools offered. Sponsored by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Implementing the Pyramid Model within early intervention and early education programs supports: 1) the reduction in the use of inappropriate discipline practices; 2) family engagement; 3) using data for decision-making; 4) integrating early childhood and infant mental health consultation; and 5) fostering inclusion. Sponsored by the National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations, University of South Florida.

Virtual Field Trip Program for Early Childhood. This program provides all caregivers, preschool teachers, and parents with books, virtual tours, art, and physical activities along with music. Sponsored by Extension in mulitple states.

Children follow natural developmental progressions in learning. Curriculum research has revealed sequences of activities that are effective in guiding children through these levels of thinking. These developmental paths are the basis for learning trajectories. Sponsored by the University of Denver.

The Water Lessons for Preschoolers curriculum is a hands-on curriculum created to support preschool children's learning about water quality, wetlands, and streams. Preschoolers and their teachers will explore and learn about the water cycle, aquifers, rivers, wetlands, and water treatment. Sponsored by University Nebraska Extension & University of Kentucky.

A free parenting newsletter that is delivered by email and specific to a child's age and needs. They are designed so that information that's relevant to your family is automatically delivered to you just in time! Sponsored by Extension in multiple states.

Each Backpack Connection handout provides information that helps parents stay informed about what their child is learning at school and specific ideas on how to use the strategy or skill at home. Sponsored by the National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations, University of South Florida.

Extension Extras Parenting Hour is a free online series of drop-in parenting workshops that provide guidance for parents as they navigate the challenges, joys, and concerns of parenting. Sponsored by Michigan State University Extension.

Early Math Counts Laying the foundation for a lifetime of achievement. Early Math Counts, a website designed to help you foster the development of early math skills in children between the ages of birth and five.  - Sponcored by University of Illinois Chicago College of Education project funded by the CME Group Foundation

Eat Healthy, Be Active is an initiative to improve young children’s health and well-being by teaching key nutrition and physical activity concepts. The initiative focuses on families and early childhood settings, including preschool, kindergarten, child care, and early learning classrooms, as well as family child care homes. Sponsored by University of Georgia Extension.