Shelter from the Storm is a one day training that focuses on helping Early Childhood Education providers understand how community disasters may affect young children and what they can do in their interactions with children or families to help buffer them from the stress of the current or lingering uncertainty that may follow a traumatic event. Additionally, the training addresses the need for those working with young children to prioritize self-care and reflective practices.

Understanding children's social and emotional development is crucial to providing responsive interactions and guidance that limit children's disruptive behaviors. Join us for an interactive, hands-on session full of practical tips and suggestions for a better tomorrow.

Math is such an important foundation for our children's cognitive growth and is a key predictor of success in school. Participants will learn the progressions of math that help lead students to long term, concrete understanding. 

Caregiver-child interactions are the most important influences upon a child's success in early years. In this session, caregivers will be introduced to strategies that support the development of children's social, emotional, cognitive, and language skills as they embrace the concept of being warm and responsive to children.