BCCCRC Training Registration

This engaging workshop discusses the effects and impact that trauma can have on the brain. It not only affects children in the moment, but throughout life if gone untreated. (more details)

This workshop empowers early childhood professionals to strengthen relationships with families through effective, respectful, and culturally responsive communication (more details)

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

The Basics aims to bolster brain development for social-emotional and cognitive skill building among children ages 0-5 as a sturdy foundation for school readiness. (more details)

2 hr Curriculum: Participants will learn ways to foster language skills in the children they work with and how to identify when there is a possible delay. (more details)

Participants will learn how to create inclusive, strengths-based learning environments that inspire confidence and creativity (more details)

3hr Health,Safety, Nutrition: This class satisfies the new MSDE training requirement. The Basic Health and Safety Training will cover ten specific topic areas as identified by the CCDBG regulations. (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)

In this training you will learn how providing supportive, responsive relationships early in life can prevent or reverse the damaging effects of stress (more details)

Participants will learn the root causes of challenging behaviors and explore effective, age-appropriate strategies for guiding children through big feelings (more details)

Time for spring cleaning! Do you have a collection of “stuff’ that you are not sure what you could create with it? In this workshop, we will explore how to use found materials in a creative way and engage young children in the process. (more details)

As infant and toddler caregivers, it is important to understand SIDS and sleep-related deaths, including the many strategies which can be implemented to reduce the risk of sleep-related death. (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)

In this workshop, we will explore how to thoughtfully integrate nature into the preschool classroom and examine how educators can enrich learning experiences through nature-based play. (more details)

In this training, participants will clarify their role in supporting boys’ growth, barriers that are created, and strength-based approaches to help boys blossom. (more details)

3hr Sepcial Needs:This course fulfills the MSDE/OCC training requirement. Provides an understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as well as an understanding of inclusionary practices based on national standards and best practices. (more details)

This training presents information to develop practice and skills to create an environment designed to support children’s learning through movement. (more details)

n this training you will learn how language-rich interactions and environments helps children develop communication skills, patience, empathy, and literacy—all of which are critical to success in school and beyond. (more details)