Learning Through Daily Routines

www.vanderbiltchilddevelopment.us
The Center for Child Development is the division of the Department of Pediatrics involved with developmental and behavioral pediatrics.

www.fpg.unc.edu/
One of the nation's oldest multidisciplinary institutes for the study of young children and their families.

www.fpg.unc.edu/~scpp/nat_allies/na_resources.cfm
The Natural Resources listserv is one way to stay up-to-date with the latest free or low-cost booklets, CD-Roms, videos, Power Point presentations and other items.

http://tactics.fsu.edu
TaCTICS (Therapists as Collaborative Team members for Infant/Toddler Community Services) is an outreach training project funded by a U.S. Department of Education Grant. It will share tools useful in skillfully navigating the path toward provision of Part C Services using the child/family's daily routines, activities, and events as a context for assessment and intervention.

www.poweroftheordinary.org
A celebration of the rich array of powerful learning opportunities occurring throughout the everyday lives of young children ages birth to six.

www.everydaylearning.info
Information on a broad range of topics on young children's everyday learning opportunities and natural learning environments.

://fgrbi.fsu.edu
FGRBI is a research project that is focused on developing and validating a family-guided routines-based intervention model that meets the spirit of the legislative mandate of natural environment and recommended practices of the field.

www.experiencethepossibilities.info
A project of the Center for Dissemination and Utilization at the Orelena Hawks Puckett Institute, provides parents and practitioners the tools to identify their children's special interests and assets, to match them to exciting resources and opportunities in their child's home and community, and to promote participation in those activities. Possibilities encourages learning that is FUN and ENJOYABLE!

www.coachinginearlychildhood.org
Designed for therapists and educators working in early intervention and early childhood and preschool programs, as well as, parents of children from birth to five years of age.