BCCCRC Training Registration

This training will define diversity and identify program planning considerations and family engagement strategies to help childcare providers offer well-rounded and responsive care and education. (more details)

This workshop explores the many ways of creating a classroom environment that stimulates mathematical thinking and preparing fun math activities (more details)

This workshop is designed to meet the training requirements for first year family child care providers. (more details)

This workshop helps educators recognize and respond to the sensory needs of young children through supportive strategies, calming tools, and inclusive environments (more details)

This workshop is designed to empower educators with practical tools, strategies and knowledge to build resilience, manage stress, and maintain their well being while supporting development of young children (more details)

In this workshop, participants will learn about early brain development and why the most important time to develop critical thinking skills is in preschool. (more details)

Flip It is a strategy that offers a simple, kind, strength-based, common sense and effective 4 step process to address children's day to day challenging behavior. F-Feelings,l-Limits,I-Inquiries,P-Prompts (more details)

6 hr Health, Safety & Nutrition :This class fulfills the MSDE/OCC requirement. IMPORTANT: This class will be held at the Julie Community Center, 100 S. Washington Street, 21231. Bring a bag lunch. (more details)

Gain greater understanding of how to supervise children of all ages appropriately and effectively. (more details)

When we empower infants and toddlers to explore through play, we are giving them the building blocks for critical thinking needed to succeed later in life. (more details)

Gain greater understanding of how to supervise children of all ages appropriately and effectively. Explore techniques for indoor and outdoor supervision. (more details)

In this workshop we will discuss planning appropriate routines and activities that capitalize on individualized needs; skills and interests of each child. (more details)

You will learn strategies to cope with stress and how to incorporate new activities to reduce your stress level (more details)

This presentation is an empowering, experiential talk designed to help educators reconnect with themselves, rediscover their "why" and develop sustainable self-care habits. (more details)

6 hr Health, Safety & Nutrition :This class fulfills the MSDE/OCC requirement. IMPORTANT: This class will be held at the Julie Community Center, 100 S. Washington Street, 21231. Bring a bag lunch. (more details)

This keynote explores the reality of compassion fatigue, and provides practical, empowering strategies to address it. (more details)

This breakout session explores what it means to “embrace and accept children as they are." (more details)

This breakout session explains how Maryland EXCELS participants use the Classroom Assessment Scoring System (CLASS) tools. (more details)

In this interactive session, we will dive into practical, real-world strategies that help educators not only manage, but truly thrive in the classroom. (more details)