Presenters Jesi Sucku Description In this training, early educators will explore how to design an intentional and supportive learning environment for purposeful play-based learning. Event Notes The Zoom link will
Inclusive Classrooms require accommodations to meet children’s individual needs. This training will address the difference between equity and the idea of fairness, and how to provide accommodations for a variety of different complex needs. Date: Wednesday May 14th Time: 6:30PM – 8:30PM STARS Hours: 2 Class will be held online via zoom. @Public
Calling all childcare workers and caregivers of children—this training is your gateway to becoming champions of compassion! In this session, you will discover how compassion positively impacts a child’s development. From enhancing cognitive abilities to fostering strong social connections, compassion is the key to unlocking their full potential. Together, we will explore how the nurturing
If you’re playing, you’re doing it right! Play is the way children learn. More than just a chance to have fun, play is serious business when it comes to a child’s health and development. From peek-a-boo to pat-a-cake and hide-and-seek to hopscotch, the many forms of play enrich a child’s brain, body and life in
This training explains how daily routines and rituals in early learning environments play a crucial role in preventing challenging behavior and create an optimal environment for learning and exploration. We
Through relationships, children discover who they are and learn to understand others. Date: Thursday May 15th Time: 1:30 – 3:30PM STARS Hours: 2 Class will be held online via zoom.
In this training we will explore a strengths-based approach to how relationships impact early brain development. Date: Thursday May 15th Time: 6:30PM – 8:30PM STARS Hours: 2 Class will be
In our modern world, many people have a disconnect between where their food is grown (Farm) and the food they consume for their meals. (Table). Early learning programs, both center-based,
Emergent Curriculum is an approach that allows young children’s interests to take the lead! In this training, participants will learn about how teachers can implement emergent curriculum. This training will
Period of Purple Crying @ Learn ways to support families of children in your care whohave, or will soon have, infants in the home. You will engage in memorable activities
Challenging behaviors are often the result of unmet needs. Learn more about the important social/emotional needs of children, and what you can do to meet those needs. When needs are
Directors and teachers will learn the history and basics of the emergent curriculum philosophy and how to implement it in their classroom and across their early learning program. Date:
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