April 20th- IT’S SIDS- In Person
6:30-8:30, Cost: $10, Location: SSPC, 2 Credit Hours, Presenter: Shelly Martin
Learn the steps that can be taken to reduce the risk of SIDS. At this training, we will review the Child Care Laws and regulations written on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. This training is required by the, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Child Development and Early Education for staff working with Infants. This training needs to be renewed every 3 years. You can attend up to 6 months prior to your expiration date.
May 11th- Building Your Bounce (Providers)- Via Zoom
6:30-8:30 pm, Cost: Free, 2 Credit Hours, Presenter: Regina Bass- Corley
Building Your Bounce is a workshop designed to meet you where you are and help you focus on your own health, happiness and overall well-being. Together, we will learn about resilience and how important it is that you learn to promote your social-emotional health; how your social and emotional well-being can impact the children and families your serve, in both positive and negative ways; and specific, simple and inexpensive strategies to reduce stress and promote your social -emotional health. The Devereux Adult Resilience Survey (DARS), a self-reflective tool, will be shared to help you gain insights into your resilience. Participants are sure to leave this workshop with energy, enthusiasm, and a commitment to make a few positive changes that will lead to greater happiness, fulfillment, and that will undoubtedly resonate in the work you do every day with children, families, teams and communities! All classes are FREE to participants. This is a two-hour class.
May 18th- CPR and First Aid - In Person
6:30-8:30 pm. Cost: $40, Location: SSPC, Presenter: Lakeasha Glaspie
This training teaches early childhood educators and others how to respond to and manage illness and injuries in a child or infant during the first few minutes until professional help arrives. Class size is limited. Register here: https://www.newhanoverkids.org/community/workshops-training/cpr-first-aid-recertification-in-person-pender-county/
May 23rd- Communication and Language Development – Via Zoom
6:30-8:30 pm Cost $10, 2 Credit Hours, Presenters: Candice Dillard & Shelly Martin
From The Growing the Brain: From Birth to 5 years old, A Zero to Three Curriculum for Early Childhood Professionals.
This session will explore how communication skills develop over the first 5 years. We will learn about key milestones in language development and strategies for supporting early communication skills. (This training is free to Pender County Early Educators, call for more info.)
June 8th- Building Your Bounce (Providers) – Via Zoom
6:30-8:30 pm, Cost: Free, 2 Credit Hours, Presenter: Regina Bass- Corley
Building Your Bounce is a workshop designed to meet you where you are and help you focus on your own health, happiness and overall well-being. Together, we will learn about resilience and how important it is that you learn to promote your social-emotional health; how your social and emotional well-being can impact the children and families your serve, in both positive and negative ways; and specific, simple and inexpensive strategies to reduce stress and promote your social -emotional health. The Devereux Adult Resilience Survey (DARS), a self-reflective tool, will be shared to help you gain insights into your resilience. Participants are sure to leave this workshop with energy, enthusiasm, and a commitment to make a few positive changes that will lead to greater happiness, fulfillment, and that will undoubtedly resonate in the work you do every day with children, families, teams and communities! All classes are FREE to participants.
June 21st- Go NAPSACC Orientation- Via Zoom
6:30-7:30pm, Cost: Free, 1 Credit hour, Presenter: Shelly Martin
In this session, we will introduce Go NAPSACC, explain its simple 5-step improvement process, and build comfort with its online tools. Providers will explore how to use Go NAPSACC to improve practices, policies and environments to meet best practices in these seven areas: Child nutrition, Breastfeeding & Infant feeding, Oral Health, Infant & Child Physical Activity, Outdoor Play & Learning, Screen Time, and Farm to ECE.
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