This Training is speciifcally for  Early Childhood Feeding Practices Champions. It will focus on using a learner centered framework for teaching the 5 keys to healthy eating class.

~ Light lunch will be provided

Course Description:

Course Description:

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The Lee y Seras Family Conversations Parent Workshops provide parents with an understanding of the skills their children need to become strong readers and learners.  The workshops accomplish this through the use of material that acknowledges that Latino culture, traditions, practices, and everyday experiences support literacy development and prepare children for life.

The Lee y Seras Family Conversations Parent Workshops provide parents with an understanding of the skills their children need to become strong readers and learners.  The workshops accomplish this through the use of material that acknowledges that Latino culture, traditions, practices, and everyday experiences support literacy development and prepare children for life.

Regular business meeting of the FIRST 5 Commission.

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Topics Covered

Topics Covered

The objective of the Kit for New Parents Training is to understand the updated materials and changes in the revised Kit for New Parents.

Target Audience:

Overview:
The focus of this webinar is on the inclusion of a focus on infants and toddlers in State Advisory Councils on Early Childhood Education and Care. The webinar will profile Councils in New Mexico and Connecticut and will highlight recommendations from a new ZERO TO THREE publication along with related resources from the National Governors Association.

Target Audience:
FIRST 5 funded partners and other community partners

Free tax services.  RSVP by January 26, 2009 to Minh Pham (408) 325-5166. mhoang@ccsj.org. For more details visit: www.catholiccharitiesscc.org

The Lee y Seras Family Conversations Parent Workshops provide parents with an understanding of the skills their children need to become strong readers and learners.  The workshops accomplish this through the use of material that acknowledges that Latino culture, traditions, practices, and everyday experiences support literacy development and prepare children for life.

Topics Covered

Presenter:                   BJ North, CRE, ITE, MHRS

Topics Covered