CPR
Susan Gregory, Instructor
For new and recertification’s. Sue Gregory is the instructor. Cost is $50.00 and includes your book
Core Knowledge Area: Promoting Child Growth and Development
To register email cparadis@claremont.k12.nh.us or call the FSC CCR&R office at 603-543-4295
The Brain Loves a Song
Presenter: Julie Wirth, MS. Ed, ECMP WT
Workshop Description: Our brains enjoy music as much as we do, making it an easy way for everyone to learn and have fun. Research studies show that music is linked to improved math, memory and reading skills. Not only do songs expand spoken vocabulary, but music promotes listening skills, memory and motor skills. In fact, music has been found to be very effective with children with autism and ADHD. You don’t have to be a music teacher to bring music into your program. The Brain Loves a Song is a nationally recognized educator program designed by Maryann “Mar.” Harman, Music Educator and Founder of Music with Mar.™ Incorporate a fun, engaging approach to teach preschool and early elementary children phonemic awareness, math, colors, opposites, days of the week, social skills and more! In this 2-hour, interactive workshop teachers will learn: How music works with the brain, Songs and activities that will put skills in place for your children, and the best music resources, many of
which are free! Core Knowledge Areas: Promoting Child Growth & Development and Teaching and Learning
Fee: $5.00 (cash or business check only)
Please register by calling the Child Care Resource & Referral Office 528-0274, 524-1741 x21 or by sending an email to ccrr@lrcs.org . Please leave your name and a telephone number where you can be reached. Note: your registration is not complete without a confirmation from our office. A registration confirmation will be sent within 24 hours upon receipt of your request.
Fee will be collected upon arrival to the workshop. Please pay with cash or business checks only. Please make business checks payable to: Lakes Region Community Services.
Child Care Basics-Parent-Provider Relationships: Developing Relationships with Families
Presenter Melanie Mallett, Master Teacher Level 2, Early Childhood Master Professional Workshop Trainer
This workshop will explore communication skills that will help establish a successful partnership between parents and child care providers. Techniques for addressing sensitive issues and how to reach positive solutions will be discussed.
Core Knowledge Area: Building Family & Community Relationships
To register, call 752-1113 ext. 3066 or email mmallett@ccsnh.edu
May 16, 2012: Mind in The Making: The Seven Essential Life Skills Every Child Needs by Ellen Galinsky
Core Knowledge Areas: Teaching & Learning and Promoting Child Growth & Development
Facilitator: Janet Skillin, CCR&R Coordinator, Strafford County, Early Childhood Master Professional, Master Teacher Level2
Networking 9:30-Training, 10-12, 12- 12:30 Janet’s update time
We will discuss Chapter two of the Mind in the Making. Please come prepared with the chapter read, and be ready to discuss.
Target Audience: This is for Directors/Owners
To Register Please Call 603-994-3506
Revisiting Emergency Preparedness and networking time!
Facilitator: Claudette Mallory, M.S., Early Childhood Master Professional, RCA Child Care Services
We will gather to network, check in with each other to see what’s happening in our various programs, talk about some of the common challenges we are experiencing and celebrate our accomplishments! We’ll also spend time working on Emergency Preparedness plans. If you were unable to attend the March 21st Directors’ Meeting and need help working on your Licensing required plan, this is an opportunity for you to bring your plan with you and brainstorm ideas with your colleagues about how to complete it. This informal meeting will include light refreshments, some fantastic prizes provided by RCA Child Care Services and a chance to acknowledge the importance of the work we all do every day. Denise Corvino, Child Care Licensing Chief will join us for this meeting.
Core Knowledge Area: Developing as a Professional
To register, please call 430-4923 or 1-800-310-8333 or email ccs@rcaction.org
Always Unique, Totally Intriguing, Sometimes Mysterious: Aiding Children with Austism/PDD and ADHD – One Classroom’s Success Story
Presenters: Johanna Booth-Miner, TMF II & Sarah Miner, TMF III, Live & Learn Early Learning Center
Workshop presenters will share real classroom techniques that worked. Participants examine their own classroom environments and behaviors and evaluate ways to help all children in the classroom by adjusting to meet individual needs. With more families entering our programs with children with autism we need to develop strategies and tools that work in the classroom. Participants will examine intentionally gearing the environment and curriculum for every child. Come gain helpful classroom hints and share your success stories or get help brainstorming techniques for challenges.
Core Knowledge Area: Teaching & Learning
In Collaboration with Strafford County RCA Child Care Services
To register, please call 430-4923 or 1-800-310-8333 or email ccs@rcaction.org
Using Nursery Rhymes and Falk Tales to Promote EArly Literacy Development
Presented by: Kerry Belknap-Morris, M.Ed, NH ECMP-Faculty Endorsement
Core Knowledge Areas:
Building Family and Community Relationships, Teaching and Learning, Promoting Child Growth and Development
Come join us for this interactive workshop. We’ll begin with an overview of the major phases and sequences of literacy development in young children, birth through age 8 years. Next, we will explore a variety of research-based, developmentally appropriate teaching methods that can be used to build children’s oral language development and early reading and writing skills. Participants will have the opportunity to practice and plan how to use these strategies in their classrooms.
To register, please call FSC CCR&R at 603-543-4295 or by email to cparadis@claremont.k12.nh.us
Aiding Children with Autism/ PDD and ADHD: One Classroom’s Success StoryTime:
Core Knowledge Area: Teaching & Learning
Presenter: Johanna Booth-Miner, TMF II & Sarah Miner, TMF III, Live & Learn Early Learning Center
The Fee for this workshop is $ 10. It can be paid the night of the training with cash or with a check made out to: SNHS/RCA Child Care Services
Workshop presenters will share real classroom techniques that worked. Participants examine their own classroom environments and behaviors and evaluate ways to help all children in the classroom by adjusting to meet individual needs. With more families entering our programs with children with autism we need to develop strategies and tolls that work in the classroom. Participants will examine intentionally gearing the environment and curriculum for every child. Come gain helpful classroom hints and share your success stories or get help brainstorming techniques for challenges.
Target Audience Level: Intermediate or those looking for ongoing professional development.
In Collaboration with RCA Child Care Services – Portsmouth
To Register please call 603-994-3506
Children with Autism/ PDD and ADHD: One Classroom’s Success Story
Core Knowledge Area: Teaching & Learning
Presenter: Johanna Booth-Miner, TMF II & Sarah Miner, TMF III, Live & Learn EarlyLearningCenter
The Fee for this workshop is $ 10. It can be paid the night of the training with cash or with a check made out to: SNHS/RCA Child Care Services
Workshop presenters will share real classroom techniques that worked. Participants examine their own classroom environments and behaviors and evaluate ways to help all children in the classroom by adjusting to meet individual needs. With more families entering our programs with children with autism we need to develop strategies and tolls that work in the classroom. Participants will examine intentionally gearing the environment and curriculum for every child. Come gain helpful classroom hints and share your success stories or get help brainstorming techniques for challenges.
In Collaboration with RCA Child Care Services – Portsmouth
Target Audience Level: Intermediate or those looking for ongoing professional development.
To register please call 603-994-3506
5/15/12 All child care personnel must complete a Child Care Licensing Orientation. Although an online version is available (at www.earlylearningnh.org), we recognize that some may prefer the training in person. The orientation is an overview of Licensing and some rules needed for everyday work with young children. This is a great opportunity to ask Child Care Licensing staff questions, share ideas and hopefully come away with a better understanding of the rules. Even if you have completed the online orientation, you will still receive professional development hours for attending this workshop. Adult size seating available. Provided in collaboration with Child Care Licensing Unit and Nashua Community College.
Core Knowledge Area: Developing as a Professional
Presenters: Melissa Clement, Supervisor & Kristy Woods, Licensing Coordinator
To register please call SNHS CCR&R Program Manager, Tracy Pond at 578-1386, ext. 30 or email tpond@snhs.org. Complete registration information is needed when registering. This includes your name, the child care program you work at, a phone number and the training you would like to attend. Please note that the best source of training information for SNHS CCR&R can be viewed on our newsletter at http://www.snhs.org/programs/child-development-education-programs/child-care-resource-and-referral/. Additional program updates can be found on our Facebook site at “SNHS Child Care Resource & Referral”. “Like” us today!
