Professional Development Training
Child Care Resource Center has provided professional development for over 25 years. Our goal is to improve the quality of child care by offering high quality professional development opportunities for child care educators. Child Care Resource Center provides access to trainings throughout our region which includes Alleghany, Ashe, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Stokes, Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin Counties.
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August 2018
Davie _ CPR
CPR – or Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation – is an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when the heart stops beating. Immediate CPR can double or triple chances of survival after cardiac arrest. Cost for CPR cards: $17 Payment due at time of class. Please bring exact change. Sign up here: CPR August
Find out more »Surry – Beyond Band – Aids
Administration of medication, with standards for parental consent. Health & Safety Training Presenter: Joan Coiro, NCPK/CCR&R Coordinator 2 DCDEE credit hrs. To register call 336-786-1880 All trainings will be closed 10 minutes after the starting time. Anyone who enters the training after that time may sit in and participate but will not receive DCD credit. Please help me to continue to honor the request of Surry Community College by not bringing food or drinks in room A-121. Thank you…
Find out more »Surry – Get Ready, Get Set, Go!
Precautions in transporting children Health & Safety Training Presenter: Joan Coiro, NCPK/CCR&R Coordinator 1 DCDEE credit hrs. To register call 336-786-1880 All trainings will be closed 10 minutes after the starting time. Anyone who enters the training after that time may sit in and participate but will not receive DCD credit. Please help me to continue to honor the request of Surry Community College by not bringing food or drinks in room A-121. Thank you for your cooperation. * Lamination…
Find out more »Davidson – ERS Training (Environmental Rating Scale)
Come find out all about the Environment Rating Scale, how to score, how to use additional notes, dig deeper into the meaning of the indicators. Great for those who are preparing for their ERS assessment or just need a refresher. 2HRS Presenter Gina Collins/Alanna Hege To register contact Sherry Brannon sherryb@partnershipforchildren.org or call 336-249-6688
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC CPR/First Aid
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification and First Aid Certification are required certifications for every family child care provider and recommended for most child care center staff. After completing this session, participants should be able to conduct both CPR and First Aid techniques on infants, children and adults Seating is limited Presenter; LaVonya Washington and Donna Bell Cost; $65.00 To register call CCRC 336-245-4900 Deadline Aug.23 @ 12:00pm This workshop will be held at Child Care Resource Center Formerly Work Family Resource Center 500…
Find out more »Stokes – ITS SIDS
Infant/Toddler Safe Sleep and Sudden Death Syndrome Risk Reduction in Childcare. Mandatory for caregivers of children 0-12 months every 3 years. 2.0 DCDEE credit hrs. Presenter: Sandy Weaver, Infant Toddler Specialist Region 10, Child Care Resource Center Deadline to register 8/24/18 *Fee Schedule: Trainings/workshops are free for parents, families, grandparents, and foster parents; pre-registration required. There is a $7.00 fee for childcare providers needing DCDEE credits. Division of Child Development Early Education has approved all trainings. Training policies and procedures…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC Playground Safety
Outdoor play encourages movement and physical activity that is stimulating for children’s development and learning. The Playground safety training addresses playground safety hazards, playground supervision, maintenance, general upkeep of the outdoor area, and age and developmentally appropriate playground equipment. This training offers a practical and educational interpretation of North Carolina Child Care Commission’s playground safety rules and how to conduct a playground audit. Presenter: Cherie White Training/TA Practitioner Fee: $25.00 4 credit hrs Deadline to register 8/24/18 @ 12pm No…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC School Age Transitions Offsite
You have the key, so unlock your creativity by planning and scheduling fun, innovative transition activities! Transitioning is one of the most important but, often ignored components of a school age classroom schedule. This interactive workshop will focus on identifying transitions in your daily schedule and exploring some new transition activities your children will enjoy! Presenter: Laura Brown, Provider Specialists Registration Deadline Aug. 27th @ 12pm New Location: Work Family Resource Center is located at 500 W. Fourth Street, Suite…
Find out more »Full – CCRC/WFRC – ITS SIDS
This required training explains all the parts of North Carolina’s SIDS Law. Participants will review information about when and how to use the approved waivers, how to best place a baby in bed to sleep, and other “Best Practice” recommendations. During the workshop, participants will get the needed information to create a Safe Sleep Policy, updated research about SIDS, and local health and safety resources. Participants also will be walked through how to do an unresponsive infant drill and the…
Find out more »September 2018
Davidson – Fire Safety
Find out how to prevent fires and the correct course of action to take in case of a fire. 1.5 HRS. DCDEE credit hrs. Presenter: Shane Draughn Cost $10.00 Pay trainer night of training (Please bring correct amount) To register contact Sherry Brannon <sherryb@partnershipforchildren.org> or call 336-249-6688
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC – Toxic Stress and Its Impact on Children
Stress is a fact of life, no matter your age. Some stress is good for us – it keeps us attentive, sharp, productive, and learning. But Toxic Stress affects brain development and learning in young children, and can have long-lasting effects. This session will help participants define stress responses and understand the differ-ence between “tolerable” and “toxic” stress. We’ll look at the long term effects of Toxic Stress and investigate practices for mitigating those effects and promoting resilience in young…
Find out more »Surry – Embedding STEM in the Early Childhood Classroom
Examine multiple resources and strategies for embedding STEM throughout early learning environments Presenter: Mary Olvera, Lead Instructor, Early Childhood Education Program, Surry Community College To register call 336-786-1880 2DCDEE credit hrs. All trainings will be closed 10 minutes after the starting time. Anyone who enters the training after that time may sit in and participate but will not receive DCD credit. Please help me to continue to honor the request of Surry Community College by not bringing food or drinks…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC Choosing and Using Appropriate Curriculum
This is a 5 hour training that focuses on how to choose the best curriculum for your program from the NC Divisions of Child Development 2012/2013 approved curriculum list. During this training we will explore and answer 3 BIG questions. 1. What is a curriculum and how does it support learning? 2. How do we select and implement an approved curriculum? 3. How do we know what we are doing is meeting the needs of all children? As we explore…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC – Get Ready, Get Set, Go!
Come learn about how to keep children safe during daily routine transportation and on field trips. Guidelines for appropriate supervision, accurate attendance records, vehicle inspections and much more will be covered. This workshop will give you important information about planning a safe and age appropriate field trip. Presenter: Laura Brown, Provider Specialist Cost $ 10.00 Deadline to register Sept. 10th @ 12pm No refunds New Location: Child Care Resource Center is located at 500 W. Fourth Street, Suite 202, Winston-Salem,…
Find out more »Davidson – CSEFEL -– Center on Social/Emotional Foundations for Early Learning
An Overview of the CSEFEL Pyramid Model) Are you hearing the terms “CSEFEL” or “pyramid model” and are not really sure what they mean? Do you wonder how a pyramid relates to challenging behaviors? Are you considering attending a CEU level learning event about social-emotional development but are afraid to make the time commitment until you know a little more? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, come to this overview of the CSEFEL Pyramid Model. During this session, participants…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC – CPR & First Aid Part 1 & 2
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification and First Aid Certification are required certifications for every family child care provider and recommended for most child care center staff. After completing this session, participants should be able to conduct both CPR and First Aid techniques on infants, children and adults Seating is limited! Must attend both sessions Sept 17 & 18 @ 5:30pm Presenter; LaVonya Washington and Donna Bell Cost; $65.00 To register click on the link below Deadline Sept. 13th @ 12:00pm…
Find out more »Stokes -NC FELDS (Foundations) in relation to activity planning
This training will look at the NC FELDS (Foundation) as a resource for teachers to use while creating activity plans. Key concepts will be reviewed in each indicator. Teachers will be able to connect the key concepts to activities that they create, and learn how to prepare developmentally appropriate activities and lesson plans. Connected to Activity Planning (9/18) Presenter: Crystal Gerald, FTCC Deadline to register 9/12/18 2 DCDEE contact hrs. *Fee Schedule: Trainings/workshops are free for parents, families, grandparents, and…
Find out more »Surry – Language Development and Communication in Infants and Toddlers: What Are They Talking About?
During this workshop you will learn more about the development of language and communication for children birth to three; the research that links relationships to language learning in the first three years; and strategies to support development in this domain for all infants and toddlers, including dual language learners. In addition, participants will have a chance to discuss and share their ideas about the importance of talking to, singing with, and reading to infants and toddlers to foster a life…
Find out more »Stokes – Lesson Planning Based on Developmental Characteristics: Basic Planning Activities in the Early Childhood Environment
Understanding developmental domains and characteristics are the key in designing appropriate lesson planning then implementing those activities to provide each child with age and developmentally appropriate activities. This session provides the fundamentals to accomplish this task and the practice to refresh your teaching techniques. Each participant will have an opportunity to access resources through the KidSource Resource Library during lesson planning activities. 2.0 DCDEE credit hrs. Presenter: Crystal Gerald, FTCC Deadline to register 9/12/18 *Fee Schedule: Trainings/workshops are free for…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC BSAC ( Basic School Age Care)
BSAC (Basic School Age Care) is a 5 hour introductory level training event for school age care professionals that are new to the field. The training includes the following modules: 1) Health, Safety, & Nutrition,2) Environmental Design, 3) Child/Youth Development 4) Developmentally Appropriate Activities, 5) Guiding Child Behavior, and 6) Quality School Age Care. This training in required by the NC Division of Child Development for school age care professionals working in licensed programs but is a great training for…
Find out more »Davidson – Language Development and Communication in Infants/Toddlers: What are they talking about?
It starts with crying, cooing, and babbling, and then you hear it , their first words! Sharing those language milestones moments can be some of our best experiences as infant/toddler teachers. During this workshop you will learn more about the development of language and communication for children birth-three; the research that links relationships to language learning in the first three years; and strategies to support this development. We will also discuss and share ideas about the importance of talking to,…
Find out more »Stokes – Be Active Kids (For Stokes Co. Providers Only) Part 1 & 2
Be Active Kids is focused on providing physical activities that are developmentally appropriate for infants to five year olds. Strategies will be presented which promote increased physical activity of young children in both indoor and outdoor environments. Each center/participant will receive a BE ACTIVE kit to keep in their classroom. In order to purchase adequate number of kits, registration must be received by September 11, 2018. 3.0 DCDEE credit hrs., Must attend both sessions for credit. Part 1 - 9/25/18…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC ITS SIDS
This required training explains all the parts of North Carolina’s SIDS Law. Participants will review information about when and how to use the approved waivers, how to best place a baby in bed to sleep, and other “Best Practice” recommendations. During the workshop, participants will get the needed information to create a Safe Sleep Policy, updated research about SIDS, and local health and safety resources. Participants also will be walked through how to do an unresponsive infant drill and the…
Find out more »October 2018
Surry -Preventing Power Struggles with Preschoolers
We all want to be in control of our own lives. But young children usually have very few opportunities to make choices about what they do and when they do it. They’re told when to get up, what to wear, what to eat and when to eat it, where to go and what to do when they get there. Introducing choice into a young child’s life can be a powerful tool to promote improved behavior in your classroom. Come learn…
Find out more »Stokes – More Than Just Routine: Turn Everyday Infant Toddler Moments into Extraordinary
What does the word “curriculum” mean to you? If teaching skills and planning projects are the first ideas that come to mind, then this workshop will open your eyes to a new way of thinking about infant-toddler “curriculum”. Infant and toddler teachers spend a large part of the day engaged in routine caregiving responsibilities. These are key learning times! Participants will gain an understanding of why routines are essential to “curriculum” for infants and toddlers. Participants will learn how responsive…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC CPR & First AId (Sat.)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification and First Aid Certification are required certifications for every family child care provider and recommended for most child care center staff. After completing this session, participants should be able to conduct both CPR and First Aid techniques on infants, children and adults Seating is limited Presenter; LaVonya Washington and Donna Bell Cost; $65.00 To register clall WFRC 336-245-4900 Deadline Oct. 17th @ 12:00pm This workshop will be held at Child Care Resource Center Formerly Work Family…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC – ITS SIDS
This required training explains all the parts of North Carolina’s SIDS Law. Participants will review information about when and how to use the approved waivers, how to best place a baby in bed to sleep, and other “Best Practice” recommendations. During the workshop, participants will get the needed information to create a Safe Sleep Policy, updated research about SIDS, and local health and safety resources. Participants also will be walked through how to do an unresponsive infant drill and the…
Find out more »Davidson – Toxic Stress and Its Impact on Children
Stress is a fact of life, no matter your age. Some stress is good for us – it keeps us attentive, sharp, productive, and learning. But Toxic Stress affects brain development and learning in young children, and can have long-lasting effects. This session will help participants define stress responses and understand the difference between "tolerable" and "toxic" stress. We'll look at the long term effects of Toxic Stress and investigate practices for mitigating those effects and promoting resilience in young…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC Homelessness in Afterschool
Children did not ask to be homeless. They did not create that situation. Some have been born into homelessness. They may live in cars, tents, unoccupied dwellings, or “double-up” with other families. They may have witnessed abuse (or been abused), violence, stealing, someone dying and much more. Children in homelessness may need food, a warm place to sleep, a bath. Above all they need someplace that provides stability and orderliness to their life. Your afterschool program can provide that. Join…
Find out more »November 2018
Stokes – Creating Natural Outdoor Learning Environments (OLE’s) for Young Children
This training will raise awareness about the role of the outdoors for early childhood healthy development and offer innovative ideas and concepts for participants to implement. Come prepared to learn new ways to entice active physical play and see how sites in Rockingham County are transforming their outdoor spaces. Presenter: Brooke Daniels, Early Childhood Health and Wellness Coach, RCPC 2.0 DCDEE credit hrs. Deadline to register 11/1/18 *Fee Schedule: Trainings/workshops are free for parents, families, grandparents, and foster parents; pre-registration…
Find out more »CCRC/WFRC CPR & FIrst Aid
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification and First Aid Certification are required certifications for every family child care provider and recommended for most child care center staff. After completing this session, participants should be able to conduct both CPR and First Aid techniques on infants, children and adults Seating is limited Presenter; LaVonya Washington and Donna Bell Cost; $65.00 To register clall WFRC 336-245-4900 Deadline Nov. 9th @ 12:00pm This workshop will be held at Child Care Resource Center Formerly Work Family Resource Center…
Find out more »Stokes – What’s in Your Teaching Toolkit?
Everyone needs practical strategies and materials to help with challenging behavior in young children (especially those that research has shown to be highly effective). This training walks through The Teaching Tools for Young Children with Challenging Behavior resource (known as TTYC). This tool is packed with strategies based on Positive Behavior Support and the Pyramid Model that are collected in one resource and easily accessible through a free website. Participants will see tools for prevention of challenging behavior as well…
Find out more »January 2019
Stokes – Fire Safety
This workshop will focus on the state requirements for childcare and after-school program compliance for fire safety including exit drills, evacuation procedures and use of fire extinguishers. Presenter: Atherton Jessup 1.5 DEDEE credit hrs. Deadline 1/18/19 *Fee Schedule: Trainings/workshops are free for parents, families, grandparents, and foster parents; pre-registration required. There is a $7.00 fee for childcare providers needing DCDEE credits. Division of Child Development Early Education has approved all trainings. Training policies and procedures must be followed. Policies available…
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