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Summer 2013 Training Calendar July thru September

Training Registration: 410-288-5942 or 410-288-4900 1101 North Point Blvd. Suites 112 & 129 Baltimore, MD 21224

July 2013 Course Descriptions & Details Unless otherwise noted, classes listed have been given an “ALL” training level rating.

8-45 HR Infant & Toddler BEGINS 6:45pm-9:45pm Ste. 112 $300 L. Moran- *Meets Mon. & Wed. Evenings* -This course satisfies the requirement for 45 hours of Infant/Toddler development required by the State of Maryland for Child Care Teacher Infant & Toddler (formerly Senior Staff) and Directors in child care centers licensed for infants and toddlers under two years of age. 9-Cooking with Kids (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 112 $25 E. Chapman -This class will have your children helping in the kitchen from an early age! Prepare tasty and nutritious snacks and meals that only require a few ingredients. This class is designed to teach children the basics about cooking, kitchen safety and nutrition while offering fun simple recipes. 10-Conflict Resolution (P) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 K. Thomas - Conflict is a normal part of children's lives. However, when conflict is poorly managed it has a negative impact on children's relationships, on their self-esteem and on their learning. This workshop provides strategies to use for teaching children problem solving skills. 12-SIDS 9:30am -11:30am Ste. 129 $20 J. Edwards - In this workshop you will learn about safe sleep environments to help reduce the risk for SIDS and other infant death. 13-First Aid 8:30am-12:30pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- This is a nationally recognized program that meets the OSHA standard for first aid training. Workshop includes: Good Samaritan, emergency response, triage, patient exam, BSI, bleeding, shock, burns, strains, sprains, fractures, splinting, spinal injury, medical emergency, asthma, diabetic, seizure, allergic reaction, stroke, poisoning, plants, bites, stings, heat, cold, and specific body injuries. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. Certification for First Aid expires in two years. 13-CPR 1:00pm-5:00pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- The American Heart Association Pediatric CPR program which includes Child CPR, Infant CPR, Child Choking, Infant Choking. This program also deals with safety issues like home, car, and playground. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. Certification for CPR expires in two years. 15-Sign Language I (SN) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 L. Harris-This class is designed to train individuals in the use of basic sign language for immediate communication and/or the preparation for teaching children. 16-Understanding Learning Disabilities (SN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112 $25 J. Chambers -Participants will gain an understanding of how learning disabilities look in pre-school aged children. ‘Walk in the shoes’ of children with learning disabilities, as well as learn the most common forms and signs of LD. 17-Ants in Their Pants! (CU) 6:30pm-9:30 pm Ste. 129 $25 B. Strama -- Sunup to sundown, “extra-busy” children have an endless supply of energy and remain on the move throughout the day. This workshop offers tried and true techniques to help you provide the best support to active learners. 18-Childhood Depression (SN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25 B. Strama -Just because a child may seem sad, it does not necessarily mean they are depressed. Join us as we discuss this serious topic and learn to recognize common symptoms and behaviors associated with childhood depression and bipolar disorder. Treatment methods, classroom considerations, and activities to help enhance a child's self-esteem are also highlighted.

20-Emergency Disaster and Preparedness (HSN,P) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste.129 $30 M. Woodall-This class is designed for caregivers to become familiar with COMAR regulations regarding emergency and disaster preparedness for child care programs. Participants will complete a written emergency and disaster plan for their child care program; gain an understanding of disasters that are most likely to occur in Maryland and know why child care programs should prepare for emergencies and disasters. This workshop meets the 6-hour COMAR requirement effective July 1, 2010, for centers, family providers, and family child care applicants. Bring a Lunch! 20-Medication Administration (HSN) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $60 K. Rowland - *LIMIT 10* - Office of Child Care approved Medication Administration Training teaches all aspects of giving medication safely in your center to all ages of children. This includes liquids, pills, capsules, topicals, epi-pens and also general information on inhalers. You will even learn how to properly wash your hands. *PLEASE

25-CPR 6:00pm-10:00pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- The American Heart Association Pediatric CPR program which includes Child CPR, Infant CPR, Child Choking, Infant Choking. This program also deals with safety issues like home, car, and playground. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. 27-Tools for Tantrums (CD) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste.112 $30 Pure Play –Bring a

Lunch!Children's control of their behavior is often conditional and what happened last night, this morning or two seconds ago affects their choices. As we work with children to inspire self-control there are techniques and skills we can use along the way to help guide them. These are easily mastered practices you can implement the very next day after the workshop in your own center. This session covers the behavior of children from babies through school-age. 27-9 Hour Communication Module-Communicate as A Professional Early

BRING A LUNCH. ALL FEES ARE Educator (P, CO) 9:00am - 6:00pm Ste. 129 $50 M. Macer - Work toward speaking and writing clearly to insure effective communication in childcare and NON-REFUNDABLE FOR THIS WORKSHOP 22-Making Families Welcome (CO) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 A. Arujo First impressions are lasting impressions. Caregivers and teachers will explore specific strategies for welcoming families; important roles parents play in their child’s education and ways to represent families in the program and classroom 23- First Aid 6:00pm-10:00pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- This is a nationally recognized program that meets the OSHA standard for first aid training. Workshop includes: Good Samaritan, emergency response, triage, patient exam, BSI, bleeding, shock, burns, strains, sprains, fractures, splinting, spinal injury, medical emergency, asthma, diabetic, seizure, allergic reaction, stroke, poisoning, plants, bites, stings, heat, cold, and specific body injuries. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. Certification for First Aid expires in two years. 23-Child Abuse & Neglect (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.129 $25 E. Chapman Participants will learn the signs and symptoms of child abuse or neglect. Reporting mandates for suspected child abuse or neglect will also be discussed. 24-Multiculturalism in Child Care -(CO) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 Y. Bell It is vital for every child and family to feel respected and valued in the child care program. As caregivers, it is important to make all families feel accepted, welcomed and appreciated. This class is designed to focus the caregiver’s attention on learning about and respecting the various cultures, ethnicities, beliefs and differences that are represented in their programs.

Phone in Registration with a Visa or Master Card (required) 410-288-5942. Office hours Monday - Friday 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM, or mail registration form to Child Care Links, 1101 North Point Blvd., Suite 112, Baltimore, MD 21224 (no personal checks accepted).

preschool settings. Participants will learn communication techniques for relationship building with families, participate in interactive activities and practice writing and speaking purposefully with co-workers, families, children and the public. Topics will include written and verbal communication. *Please

bring a lunch*

29-Working With Mixed Ages -(CU) 6:00pm -9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 M. Macer -This workshop is designed to help caregivers identify and address the challenges of working with mixed age groups of children. Strategies for meeting and understanding the needs of all individuals in the group will be offered.

Core of Knowledge Areas: (HSN) Health, Safety & Nutrition (CD) Child Development (CU) Curriculum (P) Professionalism (CO) Community (SN) Special Needs

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8 45 HR Infant & Toddler

13 First Aid 8:30am-12:30pm

BEGINS 6:45pm-9:45pm

Cooking with Kids (HSN)

Conflict Resolution (P)

SIDS 9:30am -11:30am

Ste.129 $30 PPM

Ste. 112 $50 Non-refundable

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 112

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25

Ste. 129 $20 J. Edwards

CPR 1:00pm-5:00pm Ste.129

deposit $250 Balance due end

$25 E. Chapman

K. Thomas

$30 PPM

of course *Meets Monday & Wednesday Evenings* L. Moran

45 HR (2)

Sign Language I (SN)

Understanding Learning

Ants in Their Pants! (CU)

Childhood Depression (SN)

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129

Disabilities (SN)

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112 $25

B. Strama

$25

L. Harris

22 Making Families Welcome (CO) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 A. Arujo

First Aid Only

6:00pm-10:00pm Ste.129 $30 PPM Child Abuse & Neglect (HSN)

Multiculturalism in Child Care -

CPR Only 6:00pm –10:00pm

9:00am-3:00pm Ste.112 $30

(CO) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129

Ste. 129 $30 PPM

Pure Play Bring a lunch!

$25 Y. Bell

27 Tools for Tantrums (CD) 9 Hour Communication Course (P, CO) 9:00am-6:00pm Ste. 129 $50 M. Macer

BRING A LUNCH!

Working With Mixed Ages

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(CU) 6:00-9:00pm Ste. 129

(HSN) Health, Safety & Nutrition

$25 M. Macer 45 HR (6) 45 HR (5)

Medication Administration (HSN) K. Rowland BRING A LUNCH!

$25 E. Chapman

BRING A LUNCH 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $60

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112

3:00pm Ste.129 $30 M. Woodall

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20 Emergency Disaster and Preparedness (HSN,P) 9:00am-

J. Chambers

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August 2013 Course Descriptions & Details Unless otherwise noted, classes listed have been given an “ALL” training level rating. 1-Fun Circle Time Activities (CU) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112 $25 L. Moran Ready to have some fun? Join us for circle time! This is a special time in every program when you gather around with your children and share stories, songs, games, finger plays and whatever fun activity that comes to mind.

3-Pre-Service Mod #1-From Baby Steps to Bigger Steps: What Makes a Child Grow (CD) 9:00am-1:00pm Ste.129 $35 K.Salako- Covers basic child development concepts including stages of child growth and development, overview of the leading child theorists and of learning differences. Register for

all 6 modules at once and pay only $180 for the entire series.

3- Pre-Service Mod #2-Planning for Success: Creating Opportunities to Grow and Learn (CU) 1:30pm-5:30pm Ste.129 $35 K. Salako- This workshop will give participants a better understanding of components of a family child care curriculum, how to create a developmentally appropriate curriculum and how to plan and design a family child care program. 5-Sign Language II (SN) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 L. Harris -This class is designed to train individuals in the use of basic sign language for immediate communication and/or the preparation for teaching children. 6-Avoiding Burnout (P) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 112 $25 A. Arujo-Working with young children can be a challenge. Have you ever felt like you’ve had enough of the day to day stress that can weigh you down in child care? You’re not alone; there are many people who feel the same way. There is help! In this training, we will learn strategies for avoiding burnout in childcare and share steps to being stress free. 8-Working With Parents-(CO) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 K. Thomas The most effective child care programs are those that actively promote and encourage parent participation. When staff work together with parents as a team, they can share and discuss information to meet children’s needs. This is a key component to the success of any program. This class is designed to foster a better staff/parent relationship and address common issues that staff face when working with children and parents. 10-Pre-Service Mod. 3 (HSN) 9:00am-1:00pm Ste. 129 $35 M. Woodall Specific focus of this class is centered upon components of emergency preparedness, menu planning, and health & safety concerns of young children.

24--Pre-Service Mod #6 Planting the Seed-Developing Connections with the L. Moran - This course is designed to share field trip locations and activities World Around Us (CO) 1:30pm-5:30pm Ste.129 $35 K. Salako - This workshop will provide an overview and focus of the importance of developing and for preschool learners. maintaining relationships with children’s families and the larger community. 13-Around the Town with Preschoolers (CO) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25

15-Stopping Biting Behaviors (CD) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 112 $25 N. Massey Biting can be one of the most challenging behaviors caregivers face. Working together, parents and educators can identify reasons for a child's biting and respond accordingly. We will discuss strategies to teach children ageappropriate ways to control themselves and take the proper measures to prevent further incidents. 17-First Aid 8:30am-12:30pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- This is a nationally recognized program that meets the OSHA standard for first aid training. Workshop includes: Good Samaritan, emergency response, triage, patient exam, BSI, bleeding, shock, burns, strains, sprains, fractures, splinting, spinal injury, medical emergency, asthma, diabetic, seizure, allergic reaction, stroke, poisoning, plants, bites, stings, heat, cold, and specific body injuries. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. Certification for First Aid expires in two years. 17-CPR 1:00pm-5:00pm Ste. 129 $30-The American Heart Association Pediatric CPR program which includes Child CPR, Infant CPR, Child Choking, Infant Choking. This program also deals with safety issues like home, car, and playground. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. Certification for CPR expires in two years. 17-Family Portraits (CO, P) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $30 M. Macer Please bring a Lunch 21st century families face a variety of challenges. Traditional family patterns are changing as we are bombarded with information, technology, and stress. School-age programs can help families meet these challenges. 19-Let’s Get Moving (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25 E. Chapman Come join us as we discuss physical development in young children and how we can support them as they acquire the coordination of everyday movement. 20- Playing for Learning (CU, P) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 112 $25 Pure PlayEffective play does not just happen! The play space must be thoughtfully prepared with each specific child in mind. Each child is unique and so is his play progression. These skills will help to attract children to productive play.

10-Pre-Service Mod.4 (SN) 1:30pm-5:30pm Ste.129 $35 J. Chambers -This class will include basic information surrounding inclusive child care settings, ADA requirements in health, behavioral and developmental issues and concerns.

20-Storytelling Toolbox (P) 6:00pm-9pm Ste. 129 $25 Pure Play -Storytelling can be the best way to give children new information, introduce concepts and show how story characters face problems and resolve them. Learn how to get ready for a story with "a story frame of mind"• before the story begins, hold their attention throughout the story and reinforce the storyteller's purpose by using various ways to retell stories with children

10-Medication Administration (HSN) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $60 K. Rowland - *LIMIT 10* - Office of Child Care approved Medication Administration Training teaches all aspects of giving medication safely in your center to all ages of children. This includes liquids, pills, capsules, topicals, epi-pens and also general information on inhalers. You will even learn how to properly wash your

22-Encouraging Language and Literacy from the Dollar Store (CU) 6:00pm9:00pm Ste 112 $25 L. Moran—Do you love shopping at the dollar store? If you answered YES, then this workshop is for you. You will learn how to use items found at the dollar store to engage children in activities to enhance language and literacy in your program.

12-Guidance for the Child with Special Needs (SN) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129

24-Pre-Service Mod. 5 (P) 9:00am-1:00pm Ste.129 $35 K. Salako -This workshop will give providers the opportunity to explore and understand the importance of specific concepts and practices that may lay foundation for a successful program including supervision, marketing, abuse and neglect, contracts, appropriate guidance policies and procedures, record keeping and handbooks.

hands. *PLEASE

BRING A LUNCH. ALL FEES ARE NONREFUNDABLE FOR THIS WORKSHOP

J. Chambers -Participants will discuss possible causes of children’s behavior and how to use appropriate positive supports to reduce behavioral challenges and improve social relationships for the child with special needs.

27-Team Building (CU) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25 K. Thomas -This class will show how to listen to make people feel valued and involved-Demonstrate understanding, respect, honesty -Continuity in relationships promotes engagement and improvement of lives. 28-Playground Safety (HSN) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 $25 Y. Bell -Learn the basics of creating and maintaining a safe playground/outdoor learning area for young children in child care. Training is based on The Maryland State Department of Education’s Playground and Water Safety Guidelines document from the Division of Early Childhood Development/Office of Child Care. 29-Potty Training Made Easy (CD) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste.112 $25 N. Massey This class will teach practical tips for dealing with the challenges of potty training. We will share strategies parents and daycare providers need to make the transition from diapers to the toilet as easy and stress-free as possible.

Core of Knowledge Areas: (HSN) Health, Safety & Nutrition (CD) Child Development (CU) Curriculum (P) Professionalism (CO) Community (SN) Special Needs

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Fun Circle Time Activities

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K. Salako

Sign Language II (SN)

Avoiding Burnout (P)

Working With Parents (CO)

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 112 $25

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste.129 $25

A. Arujo

K. Thomas

L. Harris

10 Pre-Service Mod. 3 (HSN) 9:00am-1:00pm Ste. 129 $35 M. Woodall Pre-Service Mod.4 (SN) 1:30pm-5:30pm Ste.129 $35 J. Chambers

Medication Administration (HSN) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $60 K. Rowland BRING A LUNCH! LIMIT 10

Guidance for the Child with Special

Around the Town with

Needs (SN)

Stopping Biting Behaviors (CD)

Ste.129 $30 PPM

Preschoolers (CO)

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 112 $25

CPR 1:00pm-5:00pm Ste.129

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25

N. Massey

$30 PPM

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 129 J. Chambers

19 Let’s Get Moving (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25 E. Chapman 45 HR (11)

45 HR (13)

L. Moran

17 First Aid 8:30am-12:30pm

Family Portraits (CO, P) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $30

45 HR (10)

45 HR (9)

45 HR (8)

45 HR (7)

Pre-Service Mod #2 (CU) 1:30pm-5:30pm Ste.129 $35

$25

K. Salako

Ste.112 $25 L. Moran

M. Macer 20

Playing for Learning

(CU, P) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 112

$25 Pure Play Storytelling Toolbox (P) 6:00pm-9pm Ste. 129 $25 Pure Play

Pre-Service Mod. 5 (P)

9:00am-1:00pm Ste.129 $35

Literacy from the Dollar

K. Salako

Store (CU) 6:00pm-9:00pm

Pre-Service Mod. 6 (CO)

Ste.112 $25 L. Moran

1:30pm -5:30pm Ste.129 $35 K. Salako

45 HR (12)

Team Building (CU)

Playground Safety (HSN)

Potty Training Made Easy (CD)

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129 $25

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 112 $25

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste.112 $25

K. Thomas

Y. Bell

N. Massey

45 HR (14)

Encouraging Language and

September 2013 Course Descriptions & Details Unless otherwise noted, classes listed have been given an “ALL” training level rating.

4-90 Hour Young Child Certification Course BEGINS 6:45pm-9:45 pm Note: This course meets every Monday & Wednesday for 15 weeks - CCL Ste. 129 $500 - D. Brinkmeier - Designed to satisfy the 90 hour requirement as stated in COMAR 07.04.01 for directors and child care preschool teachers (formally called senior staff) in group child care centers. Course provides student with in-depth view of the child, who she/he is, the individual needs , development needs and how child care teachers can help. In-class sessions will cover opportunities to observe and work with children, identifying developmentally appropriate curriculum, lesson plans, activities and the daily operation of a child care center. 5-Nutrition and Obesity (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.129 $25 M. Macer -This course will teach proper nutritional guidelines for children, as well as address and define the growing problem of obesity in our country. Strategies for dealing with obesity in children through nutrition, education and exercise will be addressed. 7-Healthy Beginnings (Part 1) (CD,CU,P,CO,SN ) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste.112 $60 *Must take both parts on 9/7and 9/21 for a certificate* TBA - Healthy Beginnings is a resource tool developed by MSDE that is intended for use by anyone who lives or works with infants or young children. We are pleased to offer this training to help caregivers become familiar with the document and become proficient in its use. The Guidelines can be used as a reference guide, or as a resource for planning daily or weekly activities. Keep in mind that not all children develop at the same rate, so the age ranges should be used as suggestions. Providers can and should plan activities that meet the needs of each particular child in their care. These trainings will teach you how! 9-Organization is Key (P) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112 $25 M. Macer This workshop is designed to provide strategies for organizing the daily operations of your family childcare program. During this workshop we will identify and explore strategies to assist you in time management – take control of your time; file management; clutter reduction and ultimately to “free your mind”! 10-Behavior Toolbox (SN) 6:30pm -9:30pm Ste. 129 $25 E. Chapman Many caregivers may feel unprepared to deal with challenging behavior that often interferes with learning or engagement in social interactions. Join us for this information session and receive behavior management techniques that work to improve children’s challenging behavior. 11-Playground Safety (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Wards Chapel $25 Y. Bell Learn the basics of creating and maintaining a safe playground/outdoor learning area for young children in child care. Training is based on The Maryland State Department of Education’s Playground and Water Safety Guidelines document from the Division of Early Childhood Development/Office of Child Care. 12-Creating Sociable Children (CD) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.129 $25 B. Strama This course is designed to discuss reasons why children may be less socialized in today’s society. Discuss barriers to socialization. Learn age appropriate methods and activities to help students learn manners, social skills and conflict resolution skills. 13-SIDS 9:30am-11:30am Ste.129 $20 J. Edwards - In this workshop you will learn about safe sleep environments to help reduce the risk for SIDS and other infant death.

14-First Aid 8:30am-12:30pm Ste.129 $30 PPM -This is a nationally recognized program that meets the OSHA standard for first aid training. Workshop includes: Good Samaritan, emergency response, triage, patient exam, BSI, bleeding, shock, burns, strains, sprains, fractures, splinting, spinal injury, medical emergency, asthma, diabetic, seizure, allergic reaction, stroke, poisoning, plants, bites, stings, heat, cold, and specific body injuries. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. Certification for First Aid expires in two years.

21-Emergency Disaster and Preparedness (HSN,P) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste.129 $30 K. Salako-This class is designed for caregivers to become familiar with COMAR regulations regarding emergency and disaster preparedness for child care programs. Participants will complete a written emergency and disaster plan for their child care program; gain an understanding of disasters that are most likely to occur in Maryland and know why child care programs should prepare for emergencies and disasters. This workshop meets the 6-hour COMAR requirement effective July 1, 2010, for centers, family providers, and family child care applicants. Bring a Lunch!

14-CPR 1:00pm-5:00pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- The American

Heart Association Pediatric CPR program which includes Child CPR, Infant CPR, Child Choking, Infant Choking. This program also deals with safety issues like home, car, and playground. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. 14-Medication Administration (HSN) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $60 K. Rowland - *LIMIT 10* - Office of Child Care approved Medication Administration Training teaches all aspects of giving medication safely in your center to all ages of children. This includes liquids, pills, capsules, topicals, epi-pens and also general information on inhalers. You will even learn how to properly wash your hands. *PLEASE

BRING A LUNCH. ALL FEES ARE NONREFUNDABLE FOR THIS WORKSHOP 16-Keeping It Professional (P) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste.129 $25 A. Arujo -As a child care professional, you are required to possess a large body of training that helps you sustain a quality program. Your programs are monitored and regulated by the Office of Child Care. You are held to a high standard of providing quality care. This workshop is designed to give you professional strategies to better manage your family child care program.

23-Science: Explore Your World (CU) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste.112 $25 E. Chapman Everyday activities that offer opportunities to learn about science will be shared in this workshop. Your budding scientists will be captivated as they experience science and the role it plays in our everyday lives.

24 First Aid 6:00pm-10:00pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- This is a nationally recognized program that meets the OSHA standard for first aid training. Workshop includes: Good Samaritan, emergency response, triage, patient exam, BSI, bleeding, shock, burns, strains, sprains, fractures, splinting, spinal injury, medical emergency, asthma, diabetic, seizure, allergic reaction, stroke, poisoning, plants, bites, stings, heat, cold, and specific body injuries. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines. Certification for First Aid expires in two years. 25-Stress and Relaxation (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Wards Chapel $25 Y. Bell This course is designed to help providers to learn how to take time for themselves and manage their time more effectively. Relaxation strategies will be taught

17-Strategies for Inclusion (CU) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste 129 $25 B. Strama -This course is designed to provide practical strategies and ideas for including children with disabilities such as ADHD, Learning disabilities and physical disabilities in activities and play.

26-CPR 6:00pm -10:00pm Ste. 129 $30 Paramedical Personnel- The American Heart Association Pediatric CPR program which includes Child CPR, Infant CPR, Child Choking, Infant Choking. This program also deals with safety issues like home, car, and playground. Meets Office of Child Care guidelines.

17-I Don’t Feel So Good: Common Childhood Illnesses (HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112 $25 N. Massey-The purpose of the class is to instruct childcare providers in recognizing the signs of simple childhood illnesses and appropriate interventions. It will also aid in the education of parents regarding the rules of the day care facility.

28-Bridging the Gap Between Home & School (CO) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 M. Macer—This class is designed to help participants understand the concept of building partnerships with families, discuss barriers to forming partnerships, and identify strategies for overcoming barriers and creating effective partnerships.

18-Working With Mixed Ages (CU) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 112 $25 Y Bell This workshop is designed to help caregivers identify and address the challenges of working with mixed age groups of children. Strategies for meeting and understanding the needs of all individuals in the group will be offered.

28-How to Grow a School Age Child (CD,CU) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste.129 $30 N. Massey -They aren’t babies any longer, but they aren’t adults yet either! Growing up whole means creating programs that provide balance in a child’s day and life. How can school-age programs meet the unique developmental needs of the school-age child? Join us and find out!

19-Helping Children Deal with Grief (CO) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.129 $25 A. Arujo -This course is designed to help child care providers identify the grief process in children from infancy through adolescence and recognize the role that caregivers play in helping children to cope. Covers stages of grief, development behavior when faced with loss at different stages of childhood, and how to help. 21-Healthy Beginnings (Part 2) (CD,CU,P,CO,SN ) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste.112 $0 *Must take both parts on 9/7and 9/21 for certificate* TBA Healthy Beginnings is a resource tool developed by MSDE that is intended for use by anyone who lives or works with infants or young children. We are pleased to offer this training to help caregivers become familiar with the document and become proficient in its use. The Guidelines can be used as a reference guide, or as a resource for planning daily or weekly activities. Keep in mind that not all children develop at the same rate, so the age ranges should be used as suggestions. Providers can and should plan activities that meet the needs of each particular child in their care. These trainings will teach you how!

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Nutrition and Obesity (HSN)

(CD,CU,P,CO,SN ) 9:00am-

*Meets Mon. & Wed. Evenings* $150

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.129 $25

3:00pm Ste.112 $60 *Must take

M. Macer

both parts on 9/7and 9/21 for

$350 due by the end of the last

a certificate* A Sibiski

class. D. Brinkmeier

CCL Office Closed

Sat

BEGINS 6:45pm-9:45pm Ste. 129 non-refundable deposit balance of

Thu

45 HR (15)

Organization is Key (P)

Behavior Toolbox (SN)

Playground Safety (HSN)

Creating Sociable Children

SIDS 9:30am-11:30am Ste.129

Ste.129 $30 PPM

6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112 $25

6:30pm -9:30pm Ste. 129

6:30pm-9:30pm Wards Chapel

(CD) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.129

$20 J. Edwards

CPR 1:00pm-5:00pm Ste.129

$25 E. Chapman

$25

M. Macer

Y. Bell

B. Strama

First Aid 8:30am-12:30pm

$30 PPM Medication Administration (HSN) 9:00am-3:00pm Ste. 112 $60

90 HR (3)

K. Rowland * Limit 10*

17 Strategies for Inclusion

Keeping It Professional (P)

(CU) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste. 129

Working With Mixed Ages

Helping Children Deal with

Preparedness (HSN,P) 9:00am-3:00pm

6:00pm-9:00pm Ste.112 $25

$25 B. Strama

(CU) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste. 112

Grief (CO) 6:30pm-9:30pm

Ste.129 $30 K. Salako

A. Arujo

I Don’t Feel So Good

$25 Y Bell

Ste.129 $25 A. Arujo

BRING A LUNCH Healthy Beginnings (Part 2)

Common Childhood Illnesses

90 HR (4)

(HSN) 6:30pm-9:30pm Ste.112 $25 N. Massey

21 Emergency Disaster and

(CD,CU,P,CO,SN ) 9:00am-3:00pm

90 HR (5)

Ste.112 $0 *Must take on 9/7and 9/21 for certificate* A. Sibiski

Science: Explore Your World

First Aid Only 6:00pm-10:00pm

Stress and Relaxation (HSN)

CPR Only 6:00pm –10:00pm Ste.

Home & School (CO) 9:00am-

(CU) 6:00pm-9:00pm Ste.112

Ste.129 $30 PPM

6:30pm-9:30pm Wards Chapel

129 $30 PPM

3:00pm Ste. 112 $30 M. Macer

$25 E. Chapman

$25 Y. Bell

90 HR (6)

90 HR (7)

28 Bridging the Gap Between

How to Grow a School Age Child (CD,CU) 9:00am-3:00pm

NOTE: Core of Knowledge is listed with class topics in parenthesis: 

(HSN) Health, Safety & Nutrition

90 HR (8)



(CD) Child Development



(CU) Curriculum



(P) Professionalism



(CO) Community



(SN) Special Needs

Ste.129 $30 N. Massey

New Family Child Care Applicants Need: 6 Pre-Service Modules (4 hours each for a total of 24 hours) , First Aid/CPR, and EDP!

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Workshop Title

Class Information

Pre-Service Module 1: Child Development (4 hours)