Transition to HeadStart.gov FAQs
Review the FAQs below to learn more about what to expect during and after the transition to HeadStart.gov in early 2025.
Review the FAQs below to learn more about what to expect during and after the transition to HeadStart.gov in early 2025.
The only way to know if there is lead in your program’s water is to test it. This tip sheet will answer your questions about testing for lead in your program's drinking water.
This tip sheet will answer your questions about what to do if there is lead in your program's drinking water.
These summaries provide more detail about the changes to the Performance Standards across key topics that respond to concerns affecting the sustainability of Head Start programs.
Invite children to go on an adventure to find bugs on your outdoor area, backyard, or local playground. Ask children where they think they will find insects — always following their lead in the shared exploration.
Use this tip sheet to support families in keeping children safe in and around vehicles.
Make-believe play is an important part of a research-based curriculum and practices you use every day. The sky is the limit as children create play experiences to explore scenarios from their world and beyond!
Did you know that experimenting with rhythm connects music, math, and culture? Model musical exploration, share in the joy, and follow children’s interests with types of music and ways to express themselves..
Take a nature walk and roll! Children and adults might be walking or rolling around in a stroller, buggy, or wheelchair. All ways of moving are wonderful, and we encourage choosing a pathway that works for everyone.
Staff can use this information to plan and carry out open ended, joyful play activities with children enrolled in Head Start programs.