The Association of Early Childhood Educators is a professional association for early childhood educators in Ontario.

Founded in 1993, Child Development Resource Connection Peel collaborates with community partners to promote the quality care of children up to 12 years of age and support the quality of family life. Recognizing the critical importance of providing Early Childhood Education and resources to children in their formative years, CDRCP supports families, staff and the community by sharing information, promoting education and providing opportunities to work together.

The Childcare Resource and Research Unit (CRRU) at the University of Toronto is a policy and research oriented facility that focuses on early childhood education and care (ECEC). CRRU’s mandate is to advance the idea of a universal, high quality, publicly-funded, not-for- profit, inclusive ECEC system in Canada.

CRRU receives funding from Social Development Partnerships, Social Development Canada, for which we are most appreciative. The University of Toronto provides continuous in-kind support.

Crayola.com offers games, arts & crafts, a card creator, colour corner, colouring and activities, and the crayola factory just for kids.

Daycare.com is a resource site for parents and Caregivers.

Earlychildhood is a professional resource for teachers and parents offering activities & curriculum, arts & crafts, message board discussion groups, a reading centre and much more.

Idea Box provides free kids crafts for all seasons and kids activities for all ages. Keep your children busy with kid’s crafts from The Idea Box.

Kaboose is a website that offers a variety of family activities, educational games, parent discussion forums and other helpful resources.

The Parent Co-operative Preschool Corporation (PCPC) has been building partnerships by providing support and services to the childcare community for over 32 years.

PCPC offers a wide range of services and products:

• Promote centre stability and programming excellence for our member centres.
• Membership includes southern, central, eastern and mid-northern Ontario.
• Proven record of meeting members’ needs in a highly responsive and effective way.
• Members are key stakeholders — as a co-operative, we are owned and directed by our members.
• Unique features is supporting and strengthening the partnership between parents and educators in order to create and maintain excellent learning environments for children.

PBS Teachers provides access to 3000+ free lesson plans and activities in arts & literature, health & fitness, math, science and social studies as well as resources.

The Perpetual Preschool offers a variety of theme-based resources, teaching and playtime tips, learning centre ideas and message boards.

School-Age Notes offers proven and practical resources for after-school professionals.

Sesame Workshop is the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street and so much more.

TVO Parents is a companion site to TVOntario's award-winning children's Web site, TVOKids.com.  The Grown- ups site helps parents, caregivers and teachers make the most of TVOKids' impressive range of educational online, on- air and off line projects. Simply click on a Grade Level and a Subject Area. You're instantly presented with a list of TVOKids projects - all of which adhere to the Ontario Curriculum.

While you're visiting, be sure to read the parenting articles in our Resources section and check out our list of parenting books. Learn more about TVOKids' educator in Stacie's Corner. Chockfull of information, the Grown-ups site proves that TVOKids is a fun, comfortable learning environment for your child.

World Village offers family friendly Internet resources for parents.