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Upcoming Online Trainings
Contact Abbie Bibb, Training Coordinator, at abbie@mochildcareaware.org with any questions.
Are you interested in hosting a virtual or in-person Child Care Aware® of Missouri training? Reach out to Abbie Bibb, Training Coordinator, at abbie@mochildcareaware.org for more information!
Social & Emotional Foundations for Learning (SEFL)
Creating a Socially and Emotionally Aware Classroom (SEFL 4)
What does a socially and emotionally aware classroom look like? In this training, we will examine some of the components of a socially and emotionally aware classroom. We will discuss temperament and strategies to engage children. In addition, emotional literacy is key to a socially and emotionally aware classroom. We will define emotional literacy and how to best develop it within your classroom.
CDA Subject Area III
Thursday, June 23rd 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Strategies for Teaching Social and Emotional Skills (SEFL 5)
The challenging part of implementing strategies for teaching children social and emotional skills is that what may work one day with one child may not work the next day, and what is effective for Miguel is not effective for Daisy. One size does not fit all. This training will provide calming strategies and strategies for teaching children about emotions, empathy, and building friendships.
CDA Subject Area III
Tuesday, June 28th 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Basic Knowledge Curriculum: Early Childhood (BKC EC)
Healthy Eating (EC 14)
During this Healthy Eating training, educators will learn the role that nutrition plays in promoting wellness in children and be able to identify basic guidelines of nutritious meals. Educators will also learn strategies to promote nutrition and healthy eating practices with families.
CDA Subject Area I & V
Wednesday, June 22nd 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Emergency Planning (EC 19)
Emergency Planning will equip you with the knowledge you need to plan for any type of emergency, including intruders, earthquakes, missing, lost, or abducted children. Discover ways to keep children calm and engaged during an emergency. Set your child care program up for success through emergency planning and by knowing how to outline your emergency procedure when onboarding new staff. Are you prepared?
CDA Subject Area I & V
Thursday, June 23rd 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Family and Community Engagement (EC 16)
What does providing successful supervision look like in your classroom? In part 2 of Supervision of Young Children, we will examine the keys to successful supervision and learn to identify strategies for successful supervision of young children. Do you know what to do if a child elopes – a child voluntarily leaves the program without your knowledge - or goes missing while in your care? Don’t miss out on this training to learn more!
CDA Subject Area IV
Saturday, June 25th 9:30am – 11:30am
Elevating the Child Care Profession (EC 18)
Why should you care if child care is seen as a profession? This is one of the most important questions in our field today. How we view child care educators will determine the wage, the education, and the support offered at federal and state levels. Join us in discussing what it means to elevate the child care profession. Where do you see yourself as a professional?
CDA Subject Area IV
Monday, June 27th 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Supervision of Young Children Part 2 (EC 22)
What does providing successful supervision look like in your classroom? In part 2 of Supervision of Young Children, we will examine the keys to successful supervision and learn to identify strategies for successful supervision of young children. Do you know what to do if a child elopes – a child voluntarily leaves the program without your knowledge - or goes missing while in your care? Don’t miss out on this training to learn more!
CDA Subject Area I
Wednesday, June 29th 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Basic Knowledge Curriculum: Infant & Toddler (BKC IT)
Developmentally Appropriate Practices for Infants and Toddlers (IT 1)
Are you delivering high-quality infant and toddler care in your classroom, center, or family child care home? How do you know? From this workshop, you will learn the importance of developmentally appropriate practices with infants and toddlers and the ten components related to high-quality child care. You will learn how to reinforce the healthy development of infants and toddlers through consistent routines, primary caregivers, and responsive care. After this workshop, you will know what it means to provide high-quality, inclusive care for our youngest children.
CDA Subject Area I
Thursday, June 30th 6:30pm – 8:30pm
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