Infants and toddlers are natural scientists—touching, banging, dropping, watching, and discovering how the world works. This beginner-friendly training helps early childhood educators recognize and intentionally support the STEM learning already happening in daily routines and play. Participants will explore simple, developmentally appropriate ways to embed science, technology, engineering, and math into caregiving moments using the… Read more »

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Have you ever tried to introduce a new activity or lesson to your students and there are some not understanding it? If so, this training is for you. In this training you will identify and distinguish learning modalities and how they can better help meet the unique needs of each student.

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Play is one of the most powerful ways young children learn, yet it is often interrupted by schedules, routines, and adult-directed practices. This training explores why uninterrupted play is essential for child development and how educators can create environments that support deep, meaningful engagement. Participants will examine common barriers to sustained play, connect play practices… Read more »

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Participants will learn that trauma is a common experience in most children’s lives and how to use developmentally appropriate teaching strategies to help children learn how to cope with stress and develop resiliency skills.

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This interactive training will help early childhood professionals understand that co-regulation is the foundational element to supporting children to develop and learn emotional regulation skills. Participants will also reflect on their own capacity for self-regulation and practices to strengthen these skills.

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This training is designed for preschool teachers who are just starting out, have little experience in preschool classrooms, or just want a refresher in the basics of working with preschool classes.

post by: Candy DeHart