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Certificate for 1.5 hours of training is available upon completion of the course.

Certificate for 1.5 hours of training is available upon completion of the course.

Certificate for 1.5 hour of training is available upon completion of the course.

What if the everyday tasks of childcare are actually opportunities for ministry? In this course, participants will explore how physical care, safety policies, check-in procedures, parent communication, staff training, and appropriate ratios can communicate God’s care for children and families. Participants will be encouraged to see the “ordinary” responsibilities of childcare through a new lens…

Early childhood is a critical time for shaping a child’s understanding of the world, relationships, and faith. In this course, participants will explore why early childhood matters so deeply and discover five practical keys for helping faith take root in the lives of young children. From developmentally appropriate, Christ-centered teaching to creating safe environments, partnering…

What if challenging behavior isn’t just something to manage, but an opportunity to understand, teach, and connect? In this practical training, participants will learn to look for the “why” behind challenging behavior and discover strategies for responding to common classroom struggles with confidence and grace. Grounded in developmentally appropriate practice and a Christ-centered perspective, this…

In our desire to protect children, we can unintentionally hinder the very growth they need. This session explores how risky play supports resilience, problem-solving, and confidence while honoring safety and supervision. Learn how to remove unnecessary barriers, respond to concerns with confidence, and help families understand the developmental value of letting children run, climb, and…

God’s design and purpose for our students includes the flourishing of their social and emotional experiences. This session will focus on exploring the biblical truths around key social-emotional domains. Starting with humans as holistic beings, we will explore five key domains for understanding biblical social-emotional learning (SEL). These domains are 1) self-awareness, 2) self-management, 3)…

Course Description: A young child’s faith is developed through a mosaic of meaningful channels. But how can adults create an authentic atmosphere of faith where children can explore their understandings and engage with God? This workshop will explore the eight different ways preschoolers experience faith and how adults can create an environment with intentional experiences…

Children mirror what they observe, making our self-regulation essential for their development. When caregivers prioritize their well-being, they foster stronger connections and create richer learning opportunities for those in their care. Kendra and Kristin combine faith-based wisdom with evidence-based practices to support your journey. Drawing from their expertise as Occupational Therapists and their Christian foundation,…

Literacy learning can happen anywhere! In this session, we’ll explore how to connect literature with your outdoor space. Take the children’s learning to a whole new level when literacy and the outdoors collide in meaningful ways. Presented by: Kathy Wymer For over 30 years, Kathy Wymer’s passion has been early childhood education. She has an…

Young children experience grief differently than teenagers and adults. This session will explore grief through the eyes of a young child. Special emphasis will be given to recognizing behaviors that signal a child may be grieving as well as practical ideas for helping children.