Becoming a child care director in Maryland requires the right combination of education, experience, administrative training, and state approval. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced 45 Hours Director-Administration ONLINE course provides Maryland-approved administrative training for professionals ... How to Become a Childcare Director in Maryland
Becoming a child care director in Georgia requires the right education, experience, training, and state approval. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced 40-Hour Director’s Course provides Georgia-specific leadership and administration training for eligible professionals. You can also explore t... How to Become a Childcare Director in Georgia
Outdoor play supports children’s health and development, but poor air quality and unsafe weather conditions can make normal activities risky. ChildCareEd’s Preventative Health and Safety training helps child care professionals recognize indoor and outdoor safety concerns, strengthen acti... Air Quality and Outdoor Play: Guidance for Schools and Child Care Programs
Becoming a child care director in Texas requires the right combination of education, experience, training, and state approval. ChildCareEd’s online Texas Director Credential provides Texas-specific administrative training for eligible professionals preparing for a leadership role. You can also... How to Become a Childcare Director in Texas
Becoming an assistant director is an exciting opportunity to move beyond the classroom and take on greater leadership responsibilities. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced Child Care Administration course introduces important skills related to program planning, staffing, supervision, budgeting, a... How to Become an Assistant Director in a Daycare
Moving from classroom teacher to assistant director is an exciting opportunity to expand your leadership skills and support an entire child care program. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced Child Care Administration course introduces important areas such as program planning, staffing, sup... How to Move from Teacher to Assistant Director in Child Care
School-age children need a balance of active play, creative projects, quiet choices, and opportunities to work with others. ChildCareEd’s online Lesson Planning to Meet School Age Needs course helps educators choose appropriate activities while considering children’s interests, abilities... Indoor and Outdoor Activities for School-Age Programs
Meaningful infant lesson planning begins with simple, responsive experiences that support each child’s development through play, movement, sensory exploration, and caring interactions. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced Meaningful Lesson Planning for Infants/Toddlers course helps educators... Free Infant Lesson Plans for Daycare and Early Learning
Extreme weather can develop quickly, making preparation essential for every child care program. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced Emergency and Disaster Preparedness course helps educators strengthen emergency procedures and prepare staff to respond safely. Programs can also use the free Emer... How Child Care Programs Can Keep Children Safe During Extreme Weather
A strong school-age program gives children opportunities to move, create, collaborate, and make meaningful choices. ChildCareEd’s online Lesson Planning to Meet School Age Needs course helps educators understand the elements of appropriate activities and lesson plans for school-age children wh... School-Age Program Ideas: Games, Projects, and Group Activities