Community Education - current class catalogs Families - Winter 2018-19 | Page 14

ECFE
CHILD CARE COLLABORATIVE
Workshops for home and
center-based child care
providers sponsored by
Anoka-Hennepin Schools
Child Care Collaborative.
Anoka-Hennepin Schools
CHILD CARE
COLLABORATIVE
If you or someone you know provides
child care for young children, consider
participating in the Anoka-Hennepin
Schools Child Care Collaborative.
Participating providers will work
collaboratively with Licensed Early
Childhood Family Education (ECFE)
staff from Anoka-Hennepin Schools to
address needs, offer support and, in
turn, strengthen alignment between
child care providers and schools.
Providers will participate in:
• High-quality learning
experiences.
• Consulting, coaching and
support based on the sites
identified needs.
• I  nformation and referral of
materials and resources for
providers, the children and their
families.
• P
 rofessional development
opportunities including licensure
hours.
There is no cost to participate.
Visit our website to complete an
online application or call for more
information.
Building Math into Everyday Life
Learn easy ways to build a strong math foundation with young children.
Early math experiences make a HUGE difference in future math and literacy
achievement! Discover engaging ideas and materials to help draw out
mathematical concepts from the everyday experiences of preschoolers.
Bring a notebook and pen.
This course meets the licensed family child care annual training requirement
(Develop Event ID: 182219). This is an adult-only event – no child care is
provided.
Date/Day Time Location
Mar 26 T 6:30-8:30 pm Educational Service Center
Wks Course No. Fee
1 EC756-11 $5
Family Patterns and Roles:
The Impact on Behaviors
Families play an essential role in the emotional, physical, and social
development of individual family members. Research has found that the
family’s functioning impacts the child’s development and behaviors. Families
that function in a healthy manner are well equipped to deal with the many
normal changes and unexpected crises that confront them throughout their
lifetime. By understanding the family patterns and dynamics, providers are
able to support families and their functioning in order to help children grow
in healthy and supportive environments. You will discuss skills and strategies
to support the families they work with.
This behavior guidance course meets the licensed family child care annual
training requirement (Develop Event ID: 181714). This is an adult-only event
– no child care is provided.
Date/Day Time Location
May 7 T 6:30-8:30 pm Educational Service Center
Wks Course No. Fee
1 EC757-11 $5
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