As the old saying goes, “One man’s trash, is another man’s treasure”. Using recycled materials in the preschool classroom is no different. Some teachers may refer to this as junk art or real and found materials art, but, we here at H&H Child Care Training li... "Junk" Art
Advocacy for Children It is not only parents and guardians who have the responsibility to advocate for their child(ren): early childhood educators, administrators, directors, and family/home daycare providers also share that responsibility when it comes to children under their care. The early yea... Advocacy for Children
Are you passionate about nurturing young minds and building a fulfilling career in early childhood education? The Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential can be your key to unlocking a world of opportunity. Not only is it a nationally recognized symbol of your dedication to the field, but it al... Unlock Your Early Childhood Education Career with a CDA Credential
Training season is coming. In Oklahoma, your #providers need state-approved #training that fits real schedules, budgets, and classroom life. This article gives clear, local steps you can use right away. Use trusted resources like ChildCareEd’s Oklahoma guide and Oklahoma DHS pages like the P... Training Season in Oklahoma: Making Professional Development Feel Practical, Local, and Worth Providers’ Time
For every licensed childcare program in #Georgia, managing #staff training is not just a quality measure—it is a non-negotiable compliance requirement set by Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (#DECAL). The central tool for this task is the Georgia Professiona... 📊How Can I Track My Staff’s Training in GAPDS as a Provider?✨
Starting a child care program or hiring new staff in Georgia means knowing the right steps for #training so your program is safe and legal. This guide explains the preservice training rules for Family Child Care Learning Homes and center staff. It uses clear steps and links to Georgia-approved cours... Preservice Training Requirements for Child Care Providers in Georgia
Georgia-Approved Child Care Training You Can Trust (TR-ASO-76) If you work in child care in Georgia, staying current with training requirements is essential for licensing, employment, and professional growth. ChildCareEd is an approved training organization recognized by the Georgia Department of E... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Georgia
Starting a home #daycare in #Georgia can feel exciting and a little scary. This checklist shows the clear steps you can take. It helps you know what to do first, how to get your home ready, what paperwork to keep, and how to avoid common mistakes. 1) What are the first steps to get licensed in ... Georgia Home Daycare Checklist: How to Start a Daycare at Home
Music and movement can turn ordinary routines into joyful opportunities for language, regulation, motor development, and belonging. For a practical foundation, explore Mind's Medicine: Music in Early Childhood; providers can also consider Balancing Active Play in Child Care to strengthen scheduling ... How Can Music and Movement Enrich Early Childhood Learning?
Outdoor learning is moving from an occasional break to an intentional part of early childhood curriculum because children learn through movement, sensory exploration, relationships, and real-world inquiry. For practical ideas to design a nature-rich setting, explore Creating the Natural Outdoor Clas... Why Is Outdoor Learning Growing in Early Childhood?