Engineering with Nature: Learning and Communicating through Construction Play
WebinarChildren communicate competency, ideas and emotions through block building and other three-dimensional work. In this energizing webinar, nature learning and universal design experts, Tina Reeble and Kirsten Haugen will share research, classroom stories and practical suggestions to support engineering play with natural and human-made materials for building. Join us to strengthen your capacity to identify opportunities for natural engineering play indoors and out.
Child Care Health Consultation Quarterly Webinar Series: Check-in on Well-child Check-ups
WebinarThis webinar will highlight the important role child care health consultants play in connecting children and families to health and social services. They also educate families and staff about how well-child visits are critical for learning, growth, and development. The session will examine the landscape of well child checks in the aftermath of the pandemic.
Welcome Back! — Event Postponed
Microsoft TeamsWelcome to the 2021-2022 school year! All staff join on teams.
Transportation for Bussed Sites
Microsoft TeamsFor staff of sites that provide transportation, especially all bus monitors and drivers.
Regions 3 & 5 Education & Family Services Preservice Training
Microsoft TeamsComponent preservice training for staff of Region 3 and Region 5.
Regions 4 & 6 Education & Family Services Preservice Training
Microsoft TeamsComponent preservice training for staff of Region 4 and Region 6.
Region 2 Education & Family Services Preservice Training
Microsoft TeamsComponent preservice training for staff of Region 2.
Regions 1 & 8 Education & Family Services Preservice Training
Microsoft TeamsComponent preservice training for staff of Region 1 and Region 8.
Front Porch Series: Adult-Child Interactions: Asking Good Questions to Support Children’s Thinking and Learning
WebinarChildren learn through conversations with us. But sometimes we pepper children with a steady stream of questions that don’t leave much room for children to lead. In this webinar, learn research-backed questions that support children’s thinking and learning, and encourage curiosity and exploration. Join Marley Jarvis, PhD, from the National Center on Early Childhood Development, Teaching, and Learning, and the Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences, University of Washington, to discuss the important role of language in supporting young children’s thinking and learning in the next webinar in the Front Porch series.
Food Services Training for Teaching Staff and CFSWs
Microsoft TeamsRequired for teaching staff, Classroom Food Service Workers, and others that may be responsible for child meal service.