Early Childhood Education: Additional Resources

Free, federally-supported resources are available to help families learn about child development and help them to support their child. Other resources listed below help families advocate for and improve inclusive practices in early childhood programs.

Our resources are designed to help you tune in to what makes your child tick, and to guide you in thinking about the best way to meet your child’s individual needs.

Offers information on early childhood education and development, accreditation, public policy, research, professional development, and more. Join NAEYC in their commitment to improving the quality of educational and developmental services for all children from birth through age eight.

Using this online library of education research and information, you'll find journal articles, research papers, policy papers, and other education-related resources materials that can support your work in early childhood classrooms.

Here you will find the fundamental tools and resources you need to provide the ultimate opportunity in early childhood education.
Our rich history, extensive research, child-focused curriculum, assessments, supporting resources tools, and professional learning shape the HighScope philosophy that gives young children the very best chance at long-term success.

The OOH can help you find career information on duties, education and training, pay, and outlook for hundreds of occupations.

A meeting place for employeers and job seekers.

Our state pages on salaries for early childhood education jobs offer you information that’s handy when you’re hunting for jobs with competitive salaries. You’ll find both city and statewide statistics, as well as comparisons with other states regarding salaries for specialties within early childhood education. The state rankings are color-coded, so you can tell right away if a state’s average salaries are competitive on a national level.

Simply Hired helps millions of people find great jobs and love what they do every day.