BCCCRC Training Registration

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)

Family Child Care providers will learn how environment influences learning and how to organize the environment to ensure a safe, accessible and effective classroom which can be adapted to meet the interests and needs of all children (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)

Teaching math to preschool children can be a fun and engaging experience. It's important to make learning enjoyable and hands-on to capture their attention. In this workshop we will explore some engaging math activities for preschoolers. (more details)

This workshop will be led by a behavioral developmental pediatrician from Kennedy Krieger Institute. (more details)

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

Learn how to implement mindfulness into your personal life, AND in your program. We will focus on the following topics: affirmations, gratitude, growth vs. fixed mindset, and more. (more details)

In the State of Maryland you are a frontline person in the protection of all children. We will discuss the warning signs of abuse and neglect and what you are required to report under the law. (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)

Storytelling is an integral part of our lives. We can enhance communication and encourage language development and social competence by expanding our capacity to tell stories. (more details)

Learn strategies to build these meaningful relationships that support language acquisition and communication skills. (more details)

Participants will discover practical, low-cost activity ideas and learn how to use the season to support children’s development. (more details)

This workshop focuses on practical strategies to support kinesthetic learners through movement-based and hands-on activities. (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)

Participants will explore the importance of developing social-emotional skills in young children and how they can support those skills with simple materials. (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)

Has the cold weather got you down? Are you tired of doing the same old activities with the children in your care? Come to this workshop and learn some new and engaging indoor activities for children of all ages. (more details)