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Winter is Approaching Winter changes the look and feel of the world especially when snow blankets our area. This is a great time to introduce developmentally appropriate science activ-

ities into your lessons and give your children a foothold on critical thinking skills. Whether you are teaching them about snow, ice or artic animals, add these

books to your story time.

The First Snow of Winter by Sharon Ann The Winter Hedgehog by Ann Cartwright A Snowflake: A Winter Story The Polar Bear and the Snow Cloud by Jane Cabrera If It’s Snowy and You Know It, CLAP YOUR PAWS! By Kim Norman The Mitten by Jan Brett Owl Moon by Jane Yolen Immi’s Gift by Karin Littlewood Tom’s Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce

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This publication was produced as a work for hire for the benefit of and with funds from the Maryland State Department of Education.

As we move into 2018, we here at the Child Resource Center are excited about all the new programs and events arising! After great success with our Tiny Tots and Autism 101 training bundles we will be starting a Literacy training bundle! We be hosting our first ever Members Only Event in April. As always if you are looking to earn Professional Activity Units, you can volunteer with us for 6 hours and earn 1 unit AND/OR join as a member and earn 1 unit. We hope many of you can join the 2018 Evening for Children’s Advocacy in Annapolis which takes place on January 29th, 2018 from 4:00 PM until 9:00 PM. This is an opportunity for early education professionals to remind our elected officials that early intervention offers the best foundation for growth. ~ Sara Bosley

Celebrating the New Year

1/1/18

MSDE’s Division of Early Childhood Development has a resource for teach-ers, principals, and community-based early childhood education programs. The publication – Supporting Every Young Learner: Maryland’s Guide to Early Childhood Pedagogy, Birth to Age 8, is the latest tool produced to inform and engage early educators on evidence-based practices of teaching and learning. Aligned with the Maryland College and Career-Ready Standards, this new guide provides chapters of critical analysis, examples from the field, practical teach-ing tips, outlines of the continuity of learning, and a host of resources and websites for further study. To learn more about this publication or to view it electronically visit MSDE online at http://bit.ly/Guide2EarlyPedagogy.

Please be advised that effective January 1, 2018, the OCC office will no longer accept the Maryland Child Care Credential Program application form that was revised 10/15. The newly revised application form is dated 8/17 and is on the MSDE website.

MSDE/DECD/Office of Child Care Update Network News

Help for Any Program We can help in all areas including: licensing and compliance, children

with special needs, behavioral worries and classroom practices or concerns. Assistance with accreditation, EXCELS and credentialing is also available. Best of all, it is FREE to child care programs in Baltimore, Harford and Cecil Counties. Things we have helped other providers with include: Obtaining a new EXCELS check Room arrangements, daily scheduling and routines Identifying needs of children Increasing relationship based care with infants and toddlers

Technical assistance is a call away!

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Abilities Network will follow Balti-more County Schools weather clos-ing or delay. You can check WBALTV 11 for severe weather delays. Train-ings cancelled due to weather will be rescheduled. If you have concerns about whether resource center is open or training cancelations, please call (443) 900-6458. “Don’t struggle to be a

better teacher than everybody else. Simply

be a better teacher than you ever thought you

could be.”

Robert John Meehan

Did you know of your teachers’ training needs can be met in the comfort of your

own center? We can send our approved trainers to your location during staff meet-

ings, in-service days and nap times.

Call (443) 900-6458 today to find out about a variety of training we can offer you and your staff!

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Training Policies & Procedures

Training Sessions Registration is not considered complete until payment is received. Training sessions begin promptly; plan to arrive at least 15 minutes EARLY for the training. Sign-in will be allowed until 15 minutes

after the start of the training; after 15 minutes you will not be permitted to join the training and this will be considered a “missed class”. Refunds or credits are not issued for a missed class.

A certificate will only be given for attending the entire training session/series (ex: if you leave early you will not receive a certifi-cate). If you miss any part of a multi-part course, you will not receive certificate. All training sessions end on time. Participants must ensure modes of transportation are secured for prompt pick-up. Abilities Network is not responsible for participants who remain outside the building.

Due to our building's security, if you exit the building during a training, you will be unable to return. This includes leaving the floor the training takes place on.

Registration for trainings must be done 48 hours prior to the training date. Please note, some events reach max enrollment and providers will be unable to register for training after full capacity is reached.

Training Format Training sessions are recognized and approved by the Maryland State Department of Education – Office of Child Care (OCC). In

accordance with COMAR, an assessment is given at all training sessions. Successful completion of course materials includes a passing score on the assessment and will earn a Core of Knowledge certifi-

cate. Certificates take 4 to 6 weeks to process and will be mailed to the address provided at registration. If a participant does not receive a passing score, the participant will be contacted by email to set up a time to review the training

and earn a passing score. If within two weeks of contact , the participant still does not receive a passing score, no training certifi-cate will be issued.

The duplicate certificate fee is $10.00 which must be paid in full before certificate request is processed. Refund/Credits Registration is non-refundable. In the event a student wishes to cancel registration, a credit for future training may be issued. Cancellations must be received 48 hours prior the scheduled start time. Credits for future training must be used within 6 months of canceled training date. Missed training sessions will not be credited. Class Cancellations Training sessions are cancelled if Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather or other emergency. Training sessions may also be cancelled due to low enrollment. Classes cancelled due to low enrollment will be cancelled 72 hours

ahead of time. You will be notified by email if a class is cancelled. We will do our best to reschedule or substitute the training. If the training

cannot be rescheduled, a substitution cannot be arranged, or if you are unable to attend the rescheduled training, you will receive a full refund.

Participants Only Training sessions are designed for REGISTERED ADULTS only.

Training Calendar

To register, visit www.anprojectact.org

Date Training NameCOK Hour

DescriptionLocation &

TimeCost

1/11/18Developmental

OverviewCD-2 PRO-

Join us for an overview of the developmental screening tools and the benefits of using one. A review of the MSDE/OCC regulation, effective communication with families, and

the referral process will be addressed. Discuss how to choose a developmental screening tool, appropriate collection of information regarding children, and on-going

process of screening.

Towson Office 5:30 -

9:30 pm

$40.00 nonmember

$35.00 member

1/18/18 Fit From the Start CUR-1.5 HSN- 1.5

In this interactive training, participants will learn the definition of obesity and the factors that are leading to a rise in the obesity rates of

children (and adolescents). Participants will discover strategies to utilize in their child care setting an

Towson Office 6:30

pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

1/22/18Infant and Toddler

Work Group NA

Join a group of providers who care for our little ones! We Will meet 4 times a year and… Examine common infanct and toddler concerns, explore new practices and consult with a community of specialists.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

Free but registration

required

1/24/18Biting: When, Why and How to Stop It

CD-1 CUR-1 HSN-1

Biting is developmental, but a very upsetting behavior for parents and teachers. This training will explore the developmental reasons why

some children bite, how to set up an environment to reduce the opportunity for biting to occur and strategies to reduce occurence.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

1/25/18EXCELS Work

GroupNA

Looking for training on Maryland EXCELS? Need support for meeting EXCELS standards? Come to a workgroup session with your peers and

get individual help.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 8:30 pm

FREE but registration

required

1/29/18

Emergency and Disaster

Preparedness Part 1

HSN- 3 PRO-3

Must attend both sessions to receive training hours.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$60.00 nonmember

$45.00 member

1/30/18

Preparedness Part 2

HSN- 3 PRO-3

Develop a comprehensive plan to follow when a disaster occurs. Natural disasters, medical emergencies, technological hazards, and

family and community concerns (disgruntled parents, missing children, pandemic flu) will be covered. Ensure that your plan

addresses special needs, notifying parents, sheltering, resources, evacuation and other possibilities.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$60.00 nonmember

$45.00 member

2/6/18 Let’s Talk the Talk CD-3

During this interactive workshop, participants will take a close look at speech and language development. Participants will understand the

anatomy of speech and hearing mechanisms, the developmental progression of speech and language development.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

2/13/18 and

2/15/18

Medication Administration

This MSDE-designed workshop will teach providers what they need to know when administering medication to children. Learn how to give

oral, topical, inhaled, and emergency medicines to infants and children; how to keep accurate records; regulations for hygiene,

safety, and measurements.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$75.00 Must attend both sessions to

receive certificate

2/19/18

Including All Children and the American’s With Disabilities Act

This workshop will provide participants with an understanding of the requirements for ADA and inclusionary practices. Participants will leave with a better understanding of best practices and available resources. This training

will meet the 3 hour training requirement for MSDE

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

Training Calendar

2/20/18Toileting Training: Catching the Cues of the Potty Dance

CD-2We will discuss developmental readiness of the child versus the

redadiness of the adult. Learn sure fire toileting training techniques including celebrating the victories.

Towson Office 6:30-

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

2/27/18Basic Health &

SafetyHSN-3

This workshop provides basic information about critical health and safety topics for all child care providers to meet the requirement of the proposed licensing regulation regarding training in basic health

and safety areas. Key topics include: establishing and maintaining safe and healthy environments; safe practices to prevent and reduce

injuries, identification and reporting of abuse or neglect and proper sanitation practices and procedures. Completion of this training does not meet regulatory requirements for specified training in Medication

Administration, CPR / First Aid, or Emergency and Disaster Preparedness.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/5/18

Kids in Motion! Music and Movement

Activities for the Whole Child

CD-1 SN-1

This highly interactive training incorporates current research and theory on the benefits of music and movement for the "whole child,"

including, a child's physical development as well as their social-emotional development and cognitive growth.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/7/18

Developmentally Appropriate

Practice for School Age Children

This interactive training provides participants with an overview of developmentally appropriate practices, as defined by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and shares practices for creating a curriculum for school age and mixed age groups of children of all developmental ages and stages

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/8/18Family and Community Partnerships

COM- 3

The child care professional will become aware of the resources that are available in their community to assist and be an advocate for

parents and children with ongoing needs related to health, education, and referral services.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/15/18SIDS: Sudden Infant Death

Syndrome HSN-3

SIDS is the sudden, unexplained death of a healthy infant under 12 months. The cause of SIDS is unknown, but there are ways to make

babies in your care safer. A SIDS class is required for family child care applicants and for any family provider seeking to become licensed for

infant care.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/20/18Literacy Bundle Language Key to

Literacy

CD-1 CUR-2

This training showcases the importance of how strong language skills promote literacy. Through a variety of activities, participants review

ways to promote language development as highlighted by key research studies. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of

how language impacts literacy and how to promote learning opportunities so that all children begin school with a wealth of words.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member15% off when

purchased as a bundle

3/27/18Managing Stress

at Any AgeHSN- 2 PRO-1

This training is designed to increase participants’ knowledge of stress and how to manage its symptoms. This training introduces

participants to “good” and “bad” stress as well as other types of stress such as acute stress and post traumatic stress disorder.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/28/18Developmentally

Appropriate Supervision

Accidents due to a lack of supervision can cause disaster, and trauma on a center or home. In this training, we will discuss

supervisionmethods, OCC supervision regulations and how to ensure that children are supervised and safe at all times while in your care.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

Training Calendar

Date Training NameCOK Hour

DescriptionLocation &

TimeCost

1/11/18Developmental

OverviewCD-2 PRO-

Join us for an overview of the developmental screening tools and the benefits of using one. A review of the MSDE/OCC regulation, effective communication with families, and

the referral process will be addressed. Discuss how to choose a developmental screening tool, appropriate collection of information regarding children, and on-going

process of screening.

Towson Office 5:30 -

9:30 pm

$40.00 nonmember

$35.00 member

1/18/18 Fit From the Start CUR-1.5 HSN- 1.5

In this interactive training, participants will learn the definition of obesity and the factors that are leading to a rise in the obesity rates of

children (and adolescents). Participants will discover strategies to utilize in their child care setting an

Towson Office 6:30

pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

1/22/18Infant and Toddler

Work Group NA

Join a group of providers who care for our little ones! We Will meet 4 times a year and… Examine common infanct and toddler concerns, explore new practices and consult with a community of specialists.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

required

1/24/18Biting: When, Why and How to Stop It

CD-1 CUR-1 HSN-1

Biting is developmental, but a very upsetting behavior for parents and teachers. This training will explore the developmental reasons why

some children bite, how to set up an environment to reduce the opportunity for biting to occur and strategies to reduce occurence.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

1/25/18EXCELS Work

GroupNA

Looking for training on Maryland EXCELS? Need support for meeting EXCELS standards? Come to a workgroup session with your peers and

get individual help.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 8:30 pm

FREE but registration

required

1/29/18

Preparedness Part 1

HSN- 3 PRO-3

Must attend both sessions to receive training hours.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$60.00 nonmember

$45.00 member

1/30/18

Preparedness Part 2

HSN- 3 PRO-3

Develop a comprehensive plan to follow when a disaster occurs. Natural disasters, medical emergencies, technological hazards, and

family and community concerns (disgruntled parents, missing children, pandemic flu) will be covered. Ensure that your plan

addresses special needs, notifying parents, sheltering, resources, evacuation and other possibilities.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$60.00 nonmember

$45.00 member

2/6/18 Let’s Talk the Talk CD-3

During this interactive workshop, participants will take a close look at speech and language development. Participants will understand the

anatomy of speech and hearing mechanisms, the developmental progression of speech and language development.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

2/13/18 and

2/15/18

safety, and measurements.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

receive certificate

2/19/18

This workshop will provide participants with an understanding of the requirements for ADA and inclusionary practices. Participants will leave with a better understanding of best practices and available resources. This training

will meet the 3 hour training requirement for MSDE

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

Training Calendar

2/20/18Toileting Training: Catching the Cues of the Potty Dance

CD-2We will discuss developmental readiness of the child versus the

redadiness of the adult. Learn sure fire toileting training techniques including celebrating the victories.

Towson Office 6:30-

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

2/27/18Basic Health &

SafetyHSN-3

This workshop provides basic information about critical health and safety topics for all child care providers to meet the requirement of the proposed licensing regulation regarding training in basic health

and safety areas. Key topics include: establishing and maintaining safe and healthy environments; safe practices to prevent and reduce

injuries, identification and reporting of abuse or neglect and proper sanitation practices and procedures. Completion of this training does not meet regulatory requirements for specified training in Medication

Administration, CPR / First Aid, or Emergency and Disaster Preparedness.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/5/18

Kids in Motion! Music and Movement

Activities for the Whole Child

CD-1 SN-1

This highly interactive training incorporates current research and theory on the benefits of music and movement for the "whole child,"

including, a child's physical development as well as their social-emotional development and cognitive growth.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/7/18

Developmentally Appropriate

Practice for School Age Children

This interactive training provides participants with an overview of developmentally appropriate practices, as defined by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and shares practices for creating a curriculum for school age and mixed age groups of children of all developmental ages and stages

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/8/18Family and Community Partnerships

COM- 3

The child care professional will become aware of the resources that are available in their community to assist and be an advocate for

parents and children with ongoing needs related to health, education, and referral services.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/15/18SIDS: Sudden Infant Death

Syndrome HSN-3

SIDS is the sudden, unexplained death of a healthy infant under 12 months. The cause of SIDS is unknown, but there are ways to make

babies in your care safer. A SIDS class is required for family child care applicants and for any family provider seeking to become licensed for

infant care.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/20/18Literacy Bundle Language Key to

Literacy

CD-1 CUR-2

This training showcases the importance of how strong language skills promote literacy. Through a variety of activities, participants review

ways to promote language development as highlighted by key research studies. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of

how language impacts literacy and how to promote learning opportunities so that all children begin school with a wealth of words.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

3/27/18Managing Stress

at Any AgeHSN- 2 PRO-1

This training is designed to increase participants’ knowledge of stress and how to manage its symptoms. This training introduces

participants to “good” and “bad” stress as well as other types of stress such as acute stress and post traumatic stress disorder.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

3/28/18Developmentally

Appropriate Supervision

Accidents due to a lack of supervision can cause disaster, and trauma on a center or home. In this training, we will discuss

supervisionmethods, OCC supervision regulations and how to ensure that children are supervised and safe at all times while in your care.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

Training Calendar

4/4/18You've Got a

friend CD-1

Curr-2

Throughout the day, children learn to share, solve problems, and collaborate. They also build friendships that promote positive social andemotional development. These skills don't all come natuarally; however, some children have difficulty interacting with their peers and building friendships. By teaching children appropriate social

skills and creating opportunities for children to practice these skills, teachers can improve all children's social behaviors for a lifetime.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

4/5/18Discover STEM in Early Childhood

Programs CUR-2

Participants will discover how to become more intentional about what they are doing. They will discuss indicators of effective curriculum and learn simple guidelines for infusing STEM in their child care program.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 8:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

4/17/17Literacy Bundle The Essence of

Literacy

CD-1.5 SN-1.5

This bundle showcases the need for strong literacy goals in a childcare program Participants will learn the factors that support and contribute to strong literacy in the early childhood setting.

Towson Office 6:30

pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

4/18/18 Parent Handbook CUR-2

This workshop is designed to assist programs in meeting the Maryland EXCELS standard. We will review the components of a parent

handbook and contract and work together to either creat a new document or revise a current one. You may bring a laptop

Towson Office 6:30 pm- 8:30

$25.00 nonmember

$20.00 member

4/19/18Maryland Child Care Credential

OverviewN/A

This training will discuss the goals of the voluntary program that recognizes child and youth care workers who exceed the licensing

standards. It will inculde information on the 7 staff levels and the 4 administrator levels.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 8:30 pm

required

4/23/18 and

4/24/18

safety, and measurement.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

receive certificate

4/25/18

This workshop will provide participants with an understanding of the requirements for ADA and inclusionary practices. Participants will leave with a better understanding of best practices and available

resources. This training will meet the 3 hour training requirement for MSDE

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

4/26/18

Putting on Your Thinking Cap: The

Executive Functions of the

Do you have children in your classroom who grab toys from their peers or have difficulty cleaning up their play areas? This training uses current research and interactive activities to increase the participant’s knowledge of the executive functions of the brain, which encompass skills such as impulse control, transitioning and following directions.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

Training Calendar

4/4/18You've Got a

friend CD-1

Curr-2

Throughout the day, children learn to share, solve problems, and collaborate. They also build friendships that promote positive social andemotional development. These skills don't all come natuarally; however, some children have difficulty interacting with their peers and building friendships. By teaching children appropriate social

skills and creating opportunities for children to practice these skills, teachers can improve all children's social behaviors for a lifetime.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

4/5/18Discover STEM in Early Childhood

Programs CUR-2

Participants will discover how to become more intentional about what they are doing. They will discuss indicators of effective curriculum and learn simple guidelines for infusing STEM in their child care program.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 8:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

4/17/17Literacy Bundle The Essence of

Literacy

CD-1.5 SN-1.5

This bundle showcases the need for strong literacy goals in a childcare program Participants will learn the factors that support and contribute to strong literacy in the early childhood setting.

Towson Office 6:30

pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

4/18/18 Parent Handbook CUR-2

This workshop is designed to assist programs in meeting the Maryland EXCELS standard. We will review the components of a parent

handbook and contract and work together to either creat a new document or revise a current one. You may bring a laptop

Towson Office 6:30 pm- 8:30

$25.00 nonmember

$20.00 member

4/19/18Maryland Child Care Credential

OverviewN/A

This training will discuss the goals of the voluntary program that recognizes child and youth care workers who exceed the licensing

standards. It will inculde information on the 7 staff levels and the 4 administrator levels.

Towson Office

6:30pm- 8:30 pm

required

4/23/18 and

4/24/18

safety, and measurement.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

receive certificate

4/25/18

This workshop will provide participants with an understanding of the requirements for ADA and inclusionary practices. Participants will leave with a better understanding of best practices and available

resources. This training will meet the 3 hour training requirement for MSDE

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

4/26/18

Putting on Your Thinking Cap: The

Executive Functions of the

Do you have children in your classroom who grab toys from their peers or have difficulty cleaning up their play areas? This training uses current research and interactive activities to increase the participant’s knowledge of the executive functions of the brain, which encompass skills such as impulse control, transitioning and following directions.

Towson Office

6:30 pm- 9:30 pm

$30.00 nonmember

$25.00 member

Primary Business Address 8503 LaSalle Rd

Towson, MD 21286

Phone: 443-900-6458

E-mail: [email protected]

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Maryland Family Network

A thoughtful coaching and mentoring approach can contribute significantly to the quality and effectiveness of early childhood programs, be it a child care center, family child care home, nursery school, Head Start, or other program working with children and their families. Well-designed and well-implemented coaching and mentoring approaches enhance the quality of instruction and care; in turn, children’s skills im-prove. Thus Maryland Family network is hosting its widely ac-claimed:

45 Clock Hour Coaching and Mentoring Webinar Information is available at:

http://www.marylandfamilynetwork.org/childcaretraining

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