Winter Provider Insider 2018Holi Hai- 5th Annual Color Festival w/ Jai Ho! (ALL AGES) For all ages...

At CCR&R we are here to assist you. For your convenience our office is open M-F, 8:30am-4:00pm. However, we are often out in the community so please call (503) 675-4100 for an appointment if you wish to meet with us. Thank you!

Happy Holidays! We hope you all have a wonderful holiday season. We have lots of new and exciting changes happening in this new quarter.

First of all, we have several new trainers and trainings to offer! We are trying to give you the kinds of trainings you have asked for. Trainings and trainers that are new to the CCRR are marked “New” in the training calendar. We hope that you will help us support our new trainers by signing up for their classes and giving us your feedback on the evaluation forms.

ONLINE REGISTRATION IS COMING!! Sometime towards the end of January, we will be switching to an online registration process. When that process begins, we will no longer be able to take cash or checks for trainings. Keep an eye on Facebook and your email!!

ONLINE CLASSES! We will be offering online classes this quarter. They will be various CKCs and various sets. These are great if you need training hours and if the weather decides not to cooperate. These clas-ses are not on our training calendar. If you are interested in taking any of these online classes, please call us at 503-675-4100 and we can tell you what classes are available, the CKCs available, the Sets availa-ble, and the price of each class. Classes will be available starting Jan. 2nd and must be completed by Mar. 15th.

Bad Weather: In the event of snow and/or ice, check your television to see if the Clackamas ESD is closed. If it is, CCRR is closed too. We will make every effort to get in touch with you to tell you if a class has been canceled due to weather, either by phone or email. If it doesn’t seem safe to hold a class, we will go ahead and cancel it and then reschedule it as soon as possible.

We also have a couple of policy changes. You no longer need to notify us 3 days ahead of time if you want or need to cancel a class. You only need to give us 24 hour notice. If you are doing any type of an online class, once you receive the link/key for the class, the class is no longer refundable.

In wrapping up, please remember that the CCRR is here to support you. Please call us with your ques-tions. If you need to see us in person, please call and make an appointment. We are out in the field a lot and we would hate to see you make a trip for nothing. We are still looking for other places to train in ad-dition to our office so keep checking Facebook because all new information and updates are posted there.

Child Care Resource & Referral of Clackamas County A program of Clackamas Education Service District

Insider Provider Winter

2018 January—

March

As always, we appreciate the valuable work you do every day for the children of Oregon! Your CCR&R Team

Our office will be closed:

Monday, January 1st—New Year’s Holiday

Monday, January 15th — Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

CCR&R of Clackamas County is funded by: Early Learning Division, Department of Human Services, and Clackamas ESD

13455 SE 97th Ave. Clackamas, OR 97015 www.clackesd.k12.or.us/ece/ccrr.html 503-675-4100 [email protected] 2

New Staff Introduction

Important Questions

Have a question? Call the Child Care Resource and

Referral office and we will be happy to help!

503-675-4100.

Karen Kraemer

QRIS Specialist

Certified Family Provider and Infant

Specialist, Co-Lead Teacher, and Program Director with a BS in Human

Development came to Clackamas ESD to join the CCR&R team to share her knowledge and to guide toward

success and achievement of goals.

Contact her directly at 503.675-4103

Paula Lavaly

Program Lead of CCR&R

The Program Lead of the CCR &R Program has

many years of experience in the CCR&R & DHS

Fields. She came to join this program to offer

you all the necessary guidance to be a better

Child Care Provider.

For questions, suggestions and more ... Contact

her directly at: 503.675.4298

Fabiola Rio

Bilingual Administrative Assistant

Graduated form Oregon State

University with a BS in Psychology is here to

join our CCR&R

Team to assist you in

Training Coordination, Office Administration,

Billing and more….

Contact her directly at: 503.675.4104



Winter Health Recommendations

Hand Washing: A Powerful Antidote to Illness

How many times have you and your child washed your hands today? You might not have given it much thought. It’s either part of your routine, done frequently without thinking, or maybe you don’t do it much at all. But as your pediatrician may have told you, hand washing may be the single most important act you and your

child have for disease prevention.

How to Stay Active in Winter…. There are plenty of ways to be active in fall and winter, even if the weather turns cold. You can stay in shape and have fun

while you're at it. Here are some ideas:

Go for walks at the mall with a friends, kids, or family.

Get some hand weights or stretch bands to use at home while you watch Your favorite tv show

Do house activity like sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, doing laundry to keep your body active.

Do some swimming inside indoors community pools.

Every time you have a chance, use the stairs , instead the elevator.

How to Prevent Getting Sick? Preventing the Flu: Good Health Habits Can Help Stop Germs

Avoid close contact with people who are sick.

Stay home when you are sick to prevent spreading your illness to others.

Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing. This may prevent those around you form getting sick.

Clean your hands with soap and water and if soap and water not available, use an alcohol-based hand rub.

Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

Practice other good health habits , such as , being physically active, get plenty sleep, drink plenty fluids , and eat nutritious food.

American Academy of Pediatrics Announces New Recommendations for Children’s Media Use. Today’s children grow up immersed in digital media, which has both positive and negative effects on healthy development. The nation’s largest group of pediatricians provides new set of recommendations and resources, including an interactive media use planning tool, to help families balance digital and real life from birth to adulthood. The AAP recommends that parents and caregivers develop a family media plan that takes into account the health, education and entertainment needs of each child as well as the whole family. “Families should proactively think about their children’s media use and talk with children about it, because too much media use can mean that children don’t have enough time during the day to play, study, talk, or sleep,” said Jenny Radesky, MD, FAAP, lead author of the policy statement, “Media and Young Minds,” which focuses on infants, toddlers and pre-school children.

Source: Immunizations ＆ Infectious Diseases: An Informed Parent's Guide (Copyright © 2006 American Academy of Pediatrics)

http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2016/10/19/peds.2016-2591



Fun Winter Activities!

Hand Crafts!!!

Fun Events

Here is the way to Make A Paper Loop Penguin. The kids can add this cute little penguin to their collection of easy to make paper loop ani-mals. And who doesn’t like these funny little creatures.

It’s easy , just have fun!!!

Bxxxxxxxricks

Supplies you will need:

googly eyes

Glue Sticks

Scissors

Black paper, yellow, and white

Directions:

1. Get a strip of black paper. You need to cut two strips. One slightly longer than the other

2. Roll them to form a loop and paste the end. Do the same for the other strip and you’ll have two loops. Put some glue on

the joining and paste the two loops together

3. Cut two flippers from the black paper and paste. Paste wiggle eyes.

4. Cut an oval out of a white piece of paper and paste. Using the picture as a reference, cut a beak and feet out of yellow

paper and glue to your penguin. Your paper loop penguin is done.

Doll and teddy bear show!!!

January 27, 2017

Monarch Hotel & Conference Center

12566 SE 93rd Ave Clackamas, OR 97015

Adults $10 Kids $4 Free Parking

For more infro. Email [email protected]

FESTIVAL OF COLORS !!!

Holi Hai- 5th Annual

Color Festival w/ Jai

Ho! (ALL AGES)

For all ages

Where : Barrel Room Portland

105 NW 3rd Ave

Portland, OR 97209

When: Sunday, March 26 at 3 PM - 8

PM

No Cost.

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Consignment%20Reservation

Spark!

Better Known as QRIS!!!



Spark represents the best of QRIS, which rolled out as a test pro-gram in Oregon in 2013. The information gathered by developers, administrators, and participating providers during the test period is influencing the form that Spark will take.

Most recently an exciting revision was made that many of you may

find encouraging. It has been officially decided that licensed pro-grams (Registered Family, Certified Family, and Centers) will be encouraged to apply for participation in the Spark program no matter the length of time your business has existed (prior to this decision, a two year history was required).

The first requirement, before application, is to attend a revised QIT (quality improvement training) session These information sessions can be presented one-on-one, or in a larger group. Please contact me if you want to learn more about the Spark, its purpose and value, and the supports that are availa-ble for participants. I will be posting a QIT training date soon.

For more information Contact:

[email protected], 503.675.4103

Empowering early educators to inspire

children

Winter Training


13455 SE 97th Ave. Clackamas, OR 97015 www.clackesd.k12.or.us/ece/ccrr.html 503-675-4100 [email protected]

January 2018

6

Essential Elements of an Inquiry-Based Approach to Early Learning (Set Two—No Age Content) #57202

Dates: Saturday, January 6th & Saturday, March 3rd Time: 9:00AM-12PM Cost: $5.00

Trainer: CHRISTYN DUNDORF MATHEWS CKC: LEC & HGD Location: Gladstone Teaching Preschool

Description: 18905 Portland Ave, Gladstone, OR 97027

This session will explore essential Habits of Mind and the classroom environments and practices fostering these foundational skills.

Participants will examine the influence of Habits of Mind on adaptive development and on later school success or challenge. During

guided observations, opportunities for reflection, and self-evaluation, participants will develop strategies to implement inquiry-based

practices with children and families. (MUST ATTEND BOTH SESSIONS TO GET HOURS)

Blended Infant, Pediatric & Adult CPR/FA (Set One—No Age Content) #57408

Dates: Online Campus begins Monday January 8th

Dates: In Class Part 2 held Monday January 22nd Time:6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $50.00

Trainer: SHAWN HAMMOND CKC: HSN Location: Clackamas ESD - 13455 SE 97th Ave

Description: Clackamas, OR 97015

Participants will learn techniques that may assist in saving the life of friends, family and/or the clients they serve in their child care

programs. The CPR/FA class is required for child care licensing and must be renewed every 2 years.

Supporting Children's Social and Emotional Development Birth - 5 The Foundation (Set One-Infant/Toddler/

Preschool) #57443

Date: Thursday, January 11th Time: 6:30PM—9:00PM Cost: $14.00

Trainer: KAREN KRAEMER CKC: HGD Location: Clackamas ESD - 13455 SE 97th Ave


Explore these topics and more in “The Foundation”, a session in the Supporting Children’s Social and Emotional Development train-

ing series. This training will focus on children aged birth through five.

(This training is part of the four session Supporting Children's Social and Emotional Standardized Curriculum. It is highly recom-

mended that the session: The Foundation, be taken before any of the other three.)

Witness to Violence: The Effects on Young Children (Set Two-Infant/Toddler/Preschool) #57395

Date: Tuesday, January 9th Time: 6:30PM—9:30PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: AOIFE MAGEE CKC: UGB Location: Clackamas ESD - 3455 SE 97th Ave


Participants will examine how domestic violence effects young children and positive strategies that can be used to support them.

Overview (Set One– No Age Content) #57410

Date: Wednesday, January 24th Time: 9am-12pm Cost: Free

Trainer: KAREN KREAMER CKC: PM Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Completion of the Overview is a requirement for becoming licensed as a Registered Family Child Care Provider. The Overview

gives those interested in becoming licensed information about how to become registered, the Oregon rules, local CCR&Rs and an

introduction to other agencies and supports for registered providers

Winter Training



7

Supporting Children's Social and Emotional Development Birth - 5 Responding to the Individual Child (Set

One– Infant/Toddler/Preschool) #57444


Trainer: KAREN KREAMER CKC: OA Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


In this basic training of the Supporting Children’s Social and Emotional Development Birth-5 series, participants will learn about

techniques for this basic training of the Supporting Children’s Social and Emotional Development Birth-5 series, participants will

learn about techniques for observing children and creating factual, objective observation notes that can be utilized to develop

individualized plans of action. In addition, the session includes ideas for communicating with families regarding behavioral or de-

velopmental concerns and a review of available resources. Explore these topics and more in this training on “Responding to the

Individual Child.”

Parents as Partners Sharing the Caring (Set Two– All Ages) #57396


Trainer: CAROL MCMURDIE CKC: FCS Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Develop strategies to involve families in your program and create great partnerships. Learn how to plan, organize and host spe-

cial events that educate, involve community events, develop cultural awareness or help families connect with each other. You

will develop an plan to connect and involve families in your program through out the year.

Infant, Pediatric & Adult CPR/FA (Set One– No Age Content) #57412 Date: Saturday, January 27th Time: 9AM-3:00PM Cost: $50.00 Trainer: BOYLE SAFETY CKC: HSN Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave Description: Clackamas, OR 97015

Participants will learn techniques that may assist in saving the life of friends, family and/or the clients they serve in their child care programs. The CPR/FA class is required for child care licensing and must be renewed every 2 years.

Introduction to Child Care Health and Safety (ICCHS) (Set One– No Age Content) #57451

Date: Saturday, January 27th Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM Cost: $10.00

Trainer: Sonia Thomas CKC: PM Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Required Health and Safety training for all providers working in licensed facilities and those caring for children receiving a DHS sub-

sidy. Topics include injury prevention, illness prevention and management, emergency preparedness, and general safety.

Special Needs Don’t Stop When the Bell Rings (Set Two– No Age Content) #57457

Date: Tuesday, January 30th Time: 6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $5.00

Trainer: MELINDA BENSON CKC: SN Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Just because school time is over for the day doesn't mean a child or youth’s needs end for the day! Come learn how to read Indi-

vidual Education Plans (IEP), take that information and use it to develop and/or adapt activities that will help you continue to sup-

port the child’s development while in your care.

Winter Training



January 2018

8

Child Care as a Business Part 1 (Set One– All Ages) #57441

Date: Wednesday, January 31st Time: 6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $14.00

Trainer: JEANNIE SUIHKONAN CKC: PM Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


This workshop is an introduction class for family child care providers who have been in the business 3 years or less. We will discuss

marketing, record keeping, contracts and policies, forms, taxes, and budgeting. Resources will be available for tax information. In

this third part of this series, participants will learn about record keeping and taxes. Resources will also be talked about. Parts One

and Two recommended but not required.

Please Put Down Your Cell Phone! (Set Two—School Age) #57397

Dates: Tuesday, February 6th Time: 6:30PM—9:00PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: RICHARD HALPERN CKC: UGB Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Very young children are spending more time in front of (((glowing))) screens. Teachers and parents are concerned how all this

"screen time" will affect our children's developing brains. We will explore how to encourage preschoolers to practice self-control,

develop a tech/life balance, and plug into healthy choices.

Self Care for the Caregiver: Creating Balance while Caring for Young Children (Set Two-All Ages) #57398

Dates: Tuesday, February 6th Time:6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: AOIFE MAGEE CKC: PPLD Location: Clackamas ESD - 13455 SE 97th Ave


Participants will examine common caregiver challenges that create stress and burnout and explore effective strategies to create

balance and enjoy a sense of well-being while caring for young children. Participants will learn how to build resilience and leave

with a self-care plan.

Say, Let's Play : Building Language and Early Literacy through Dramatic Play (Set One-Infant/Toddler/

Preschool) #57415

Date: Thursday, February 8th Time: 6:00PM—9:00PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: DEBORAH GITLITZ CKC: LEC Location: Clackamas ESD - 3455 SE 97th Ave


Dramatic play helps build language skills! In this training, participants will be introduced to the ways that dramatic play supports

language and early literacy skills. We will explore strategies to enhance children's play opportunities, providing rich opportunities

for language development. Come discuss how to foster an environment with high-level play that promotes children's language

February 2018

Winter Training



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Infant, Pediatric & Adult CPR/FA (Set One– No Age Content) #57421 Date: Saturday, February 17th Time: 12:00pm-5:30PM Cost: $50.00 Trainer: Shawn Hammond CKC: HSN Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave Description: Clackamas, OR 97015


Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect RRCAN (Set One– No Age Content) #57446

Date: Saturday, February 17th Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM Cost: $10.00

Trainer: SHAWN HAMMOND CKC: HS Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Child care and education providers are among those persons who are mandatory reporters of suspected incidents of child abuse

and neglect in the state of Oregon. Participants will learn the process for reporting incidents of child abuse or neglect when there

is reasonable cause to believe it has occurred.

Eco-Healthy Child Care: Small Steps to Improve Children’s Health (Set One– No Age Content) #57449 Date: Wednesday, February 21st Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm Cost: $14.00 Trainer: CAROL MCMURDIE CKC: HSN Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave

Description: Clackamas, OR 97015 Early years of life are critical to shaping future health. Research links toxicants found in households to health concerns, from asthma to learning disabilities. Small steps to reduce exposure make a big difference to children's health. Learn simple ways to

Overview (Set One– No Age Content) #57425

Date: Wednesday, February 28th Time: 9am-12pm Cost: Free

Trainer: KAREN KREAMER CKC: PM Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Completion of the Overview is a requirement for becoming licensed as a Registered Family Child Care Provider. The Overview gives

those interested in becoming licensed information about how to become registered, the Oregon rules, local CCR&Rs and an intro-

duction to other agencies and supports for registered providers

February 2018

Supporting Children's Social and Emotional Development Birth - 5 Creating Supportive Environments (Set

One-Infant/Toddler/Preschool) #57445

Dates: Thursday, February 15th Time: 6:30PM—9:00PM Cost: $14.00

Trainer: KAREN KREAMER CKC: LEC Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave

Description: Clackamas, OR

97015

In this basic training of the Supporting Children’s Social and Emotional Development Birth-5 series, Participants will learn about

environments that promote growth and learning and the relationship between environment and behavior. The session will also

discuss types of activities to engage all children. Explore these topics and more in this training on “Creating Supportive Environ-

ments.”

Winter Training



February 2018

10

Child Care as a Business Part 2 (Set One– All Ages) #57441 Date: Wednesday, January 27th Time: 6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $14.00





this third part of this series, participants will learn about record keeping and taxes. Resources will also be talked about. Parts One

and Two recommended but not required.

March 2018

Blended Infant, Pediatric & Adult CPR/FA (Set One—No Age Content) #57428

Dates: Online Campus begins Monday, March 5th

Dates: In Class Part 2 held Monday, March 19th Time:6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $50.00

Trainer: SHAWN HAMMOND CKC: HSN Location: Clackamas ESD - 13455 SE 97th Ave


97015

Participants will learn techniques that may assist in saving the life of friends, family and/or the clients they serve in their child

care programs. The CPR/FA class is required for child care licensing and must be renewed every 2 years.

Supporting Children's Social and Emotional Development Birth - 5Guiding Children Behaviors (Set One—

Infant/Toddler/Preschool) #57454

Dates: Thursday, March 1st Time:6:30PM—9:00PM Cost: $14.00

Trainer: KAREN KREAMER CKC: UGB Location: Clackamas ESD - 13455 SE 97th Ave


In this basic training of the Supporting Children’s Social and Emotional Development Birth-5 series, participants will learn about

the differences between positive child guidance and punishment. The session will also provide information about typical behav-

iors based on a child’s development and ways to encourage appropriate child behavior. Explore these topics and more in this

training on “Guiding Children’s Behavior.”

Screen Time! What’s good, bad, or too much? (Set Two—School Age) #57400

Dates: Tuesday, March 6th Time: 6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: RICHARD HALPNER CKC: UGB Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Very young children are spending more time in front of glowing screens. Teachers and parents are concerned how all this "screen

time" will affect our children's developing brains. We will explore how to encourage preschoolers to practice self-control, develop

a tech/life balance, and plug into healthy choices.

March 2018



11

Using Mindful Reflection and Communication Practices with Culturally Diverse Children (Set two—Infant/

Toddler/Preschool) #57401

Dates: Tuesday, March 6th Time: 6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: AOIFE MAGEE CKC: DIV Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


Participants in this training will explore how to become a culturally responsive early childhood practitioner while working with

children who come from backgrounds different from the teacher. The Deficit Thinking Model and how attributions guide an

adult's response to a child's behavior will be discussed. Participants will learn the 6 step process for mindful reflection and com-

munication that early childhood educators and caregivers can use when interacting with children from culturally diverse back-

grounds.

Development of the Gifted Children (Set Two—No Age Content)

Dates: Thursday, March 8th Time: 6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: Ronda Taft CKC: HGD Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


97015

How do you know a child is developing at a rate that is atypical compared to their peers? In this course we will explore the de-

velopmental stages and examine characteristics of gifted children within the context of linguistic and cultural diversity, develop-

mental disabilities and multiple intelligence. Join us as we consider the implications of varied development within the context of

your program environment.

A Place for Everyone: Inclusion in the Classroom (Set Two—No Age Content)

Dates: Wednesday, March 14th Time: 6:30PM—8:30PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: Julianne Standish CKC: SN Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave


97015

Come and explore practical resources to assist in assessing and supplementing your environment to support children with spe-

cial needs. We will reflect on the feelings of adults and children involved in inclusive programs as we practice ways to facilitate

successful interactions for special needs children to fully participate in your program.

Infant, Pediatric & Adult CPR/FA (Set One– No Age Content) #57430 Date: Saturday, March 24th Time: 9:00am-3:00PM Cost: $50.00 Trainer: Boyle Safety CKC: HSN Location: Clackamas ESD—13455 SE 97th Ave Description: Clackamas, OR 97015


Winter Training



March 2018

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Child Care as a Business Part 3 (Set One—No Age Content) #57431 Dates: Wednesday, March 28th Time: 6:30PM—9:30PM Cost: $14.00





this third part of this series, participants will learn about record keeping and taxes. The trainer will be bringing her tax accountant

who specializes in child care taxes to share information and answer questions. Resources will also be talked about. Parts One and

Two recommended but not required.

Preparing to Engage Diverse Families (Set Two-No Age Content)

Dates: Saturday, March 31st Time:9:00AM-3:30PM Cost: $20.00

Trainer: JENNIE SOWDER CKC: DIV Location: Clackamas ESD - 13455 SE 97th Ave


How do you engage families in your program? How do you know when families feel comfortable with you? Through activities and

discussion we will explore practices that promote engagement for diverse families within your program structure.

Please Take Note: We will have the op-

portunity to register for classes online by

signing up in our new website :https://

events.clackesd.org/admin

We will keep you all updated by email or

in our Facebook page as soon as we have

it available for you to use.

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Thank you for choosing Child Care Resource & Referral to pursue your training and Professional Development! We appreciate

your cooperation with our new payment policies, taking effect July 1, 2015. When registering for training, please keep the

following in mind:

Payment at time of registration is REQUIRED.

Payment at the time of class for anyone who was not registered will no longer be available. For any walk-in participant, a

certificate will be held until the participant pays the regular rate .

Cancellations for a refund must be done 24 hours in advance, credit for future training will not be an option.

(Example: Saturday classes must be cancelled by participants no later than Friday at 4:00PM).

Scholarships are available to those who live and/or work in Clackamas County and who receive assistance from the

state of Oregon. Applications to receive the scholarship are available from our office and online at:

http://www.clackesd.k12.or.us/ece/ccrr/provider/training.html

Doors open 15 minutes BEFORE a training begins and close 15 minutes AFTER. Please arrive promptly to sign in and settle

in to the classroom.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding these new policies, feel free to call us to discuss them further.

Training/Payment Policies

Registration

To register, please indicate your training choices below and mail the form to our office. You can also register over the phone.

To pay, mail a check with this registration page, or give your visa/mastercard information securely over the phone.

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Registrant Information

First Name: _____________________________ Last Name:_____________________________________

Business Name: Home/Cell Phone: ______

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CCR&R of Clackamas County is funded by: Early Learning Division, Department of Human Services, and Clackamas ESD 13


At a Glance Winter Trainings

January 6 Essential Elements of an Inquiry-Based Approach to Early Learning 9:00 AM-12:00PM

January 7 Blended CPR/FA ONLINE

January 22 Blended CPR/FA Part 2 6:30PM-8:30PM

January 9 Witness to Violence: The Effect on

Young Children 6:30PM-9:30PM

January 11 The Foundation 6:30PM-9:00PM

January 24 Overview 9:00AM-12PM

January 25 Responding to the Individual 6:30PM-9:00PM

January 25 Parents as Partners Working Together 6:30PM-9:30PM

January 27 CPR/FA 9:00AM-3:00PM

January 27 RRCAN 9:00AM-11AM

January 30 Don’t Stop When the Bell Rings 6:30pm-9:30PM

January 31 Child Care as a Business Part 1 6:30PM-8:30PM

February 6 Please Put Down Your Cell Phone! 6:30PM-9:00PM

February 6 Self Care For Self Care Giver: Creating Balance while

Caring for Young Children 6:30PM-8:30PM

February 8 Say Let’s Play….. 6:00-9:00PM

February 15 Creating Supportive Environments 6:30PM-9:00PM

February 17 RRCAN 9:00AM-11:00AM

February 17 CPR/FA 12:00OPM-5:30PM February 21 Eco-Healthy: Small Steps… 6:30PM-8:30PM

February 24 CPR/FA 9:00AM-3:00PM

February 28 Overview 9:00AM-12:00PM

February 28 Child Care as a Business Part 2 6:30PM-9:30PM

March 1 Guiding Children Behaviors 6:30PM-9:00PM

March 5 Blended CPR/FA Part 1 ONLINE

March 19 Blended CPR/FA Part 2 6:30PM-8:30PM

March 6 Using Mindful Reflection and Communication

Practices for Diverse Children 6:30PM-8:30PM

March 6 Screen Time! What’s good, bad, or too much?

6:30PM-8:30PM

March 14 A Place for Everyone:: Inclusion in the Classroom

6:30PM-8:30PM

March 21 CPR/FA 9:00AM-3:000PM

March 28 Child Care as a Business Part 3 6:30PM-9:30PM

Core Knowledge Category Key Set Definitions

DIV – Diversity

FCS – Families & Community Systems

HGD – Human Growth & Development

LEC – Learning Environments & Curriculum

OA – Observation & Assessment

SN – Special Needs

UGB – Understanding & Guiding Behavior

HSN – Health Safety & Nutrition

PPLD – Personal, Professional & Leadership

Development

PM – Program Management

Set One training presents introductory knowledge. The purpose of these sessions is to provide an over-view of basic principles, theories, and/or research. Participants are expected to gain basic, introductory knowledge of session topics Set Two training presents intermediate knowledge. The purpose of these sessions is to build on previous knowledge by having professionals use what they have already learned and experienced to think in depth and to learn more. Session are developed assuming that participants already have basic knowledge of the subject in order to participate at this intermediate level of complexity. Set Three training presents advanced knowledge. The purpose of these sessions is to provide in-depth study of the session topic. Sessions provide opportunities for analysis, comparison, critical examination, evaluation, research, and/or practical

CCR&R of Clackamas County is funded by: Early Learning Division, Department of Human Services, and Clackamas ESD 14


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