This webinar explores how home visitors can support families to nurture their child’s curiosity and initiative through play, to create a foundation for lifelong learning.

Explore elements of home-based curricula, the supporting role of ongoing assessment, and the ways both influence how home visitors can plan virtual and in-person home visits and socialization activities.

Learn more about a culturally responsive approach to implementing a curriculum and its key components. Find ways to partner with families to provide children with culturally responsive learning experiences.

In this 15-minute In-service Suite, learn how education staff can implement a curriculum responsive to individual children's interests.

This 15-minute In-service Suite describes how education staff can implement a curriculum that is responsive to children's development and learning.

In this video, learn about the specific learning that happens when infants and toddlers engage in messy play. Find out about effective practices staff can use to manage the mess while also managing the classroom.

Learn about emergent writing and the writing process. Discover ways to support children's emergent writing skills.

This suite highlights the key components of make-believe play. It describes what play looks like for children ages birth to 5 and provides practical ways to support make-believe play for all children.

In this episode of Teacher Time, find out how teachers and family child care providers can implement a preschool curriculum in the way the developers intended for it to be used.

Learn about intentional, mature, make-believe play, its importance to children's development, and strategies to improve the level of play that children are demonstrating. This video is presented by Dr. Deborah J. Leong, Metropolitan State University of Denver.