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How Can Child Care Providers Prevent and Respond to Bullying?

How Can Child Care Providers Prevent and Respond to Bullying?

08/31/2026

When repeated aggression, exclusion, or intimidation threatens a child’s sense of belonging, child care providers need more than quick corrections—they need a thoughtful, developmentally appropriate plan. Be Loud, No Bullying Allowed can extend your professional learning with practical g... How Can Child Care Providers Prevent and Respond to Bullying?

What School-Age Activities Create Engaging, Inclusive, and Well-Managed Programs?

What School-Age Activities Create Engaging, Inclusive, and Well-Managed Programs?

08/31/2026

School-age children need more than activities that simply fill the afternoon—they need meaningful opportunities to move, create, collaborate, rest, and make decisions. To strengthen your planning skills, explore Lesson Planning to Meet School Age Needs, which can help you design differentiated... What School-Age Activities Create Engaging, Inclusive, and Well-Managed Programs?

What Leadership Skills Help Child Care Providers Build Stronger Programs?

What Leadership Skills Help Child Care Providers Build Stronger Programs?

08/31/2026

Strong leadership turns daily pressure into coordinated action, helping educators feel supported while children experience safe, responsive care. Directors can strengthen this work through the Early Childhood Program Administration course, which develops practical skills in planning, budgeting, staf... What Leadership Skills Help Child Care Providers Build Stronger Programs?

How Can Child Care Providers Use Positive Discipline to Teach, Connect, and Guide Young Children?

How Can Child Care Providers Use Positive Discipline to Teach, Connect, and Guide Young Children?

08/31/2026

When challenging behavior disrupts the day, positive discipline helps you protect safety while teaching children the skills they are still developing. Explore the Solutions NOT Punishments course to deepen your understanding of prevention, respectful guidance, and classroom-ready strategies while ea... How Can Child Care Providers Use Positive Discipline to Teach, Connect, and Guide Young Children?

How Can You Design an Effective School-Age Classroom Setup?

How Can You Design an Effective School-Age Classroom Setup?

08/31/2026

A school-age classroom must do more than hold backpacks and homework—it should invite autonomy, relationships, movement, and meaningful discovery. Explore Designing Your School-Age Classroom ONLINE to deepen your practice, earn applicable professional development hours, and learn how to connec... How Can You Design an Effective School-Age Classroom Setup?

Is This Development Typical? When Child Care Providers Should Watch, Document, or Refer

Is This Development Typical? When Child Care Providers Should Watch, Document, or Refer

08/28/2026

A question such as “Is this development typical?” can feel weighty when families are counting on your guidance. Strengthening your observation, documentation, and referral practices helps you respond thoughtfully rather than react to a single moment; Typical & Atypical Development in... Is This Development Typical? When Child Care Providers Should Watch, Document, or Refer

How Do You Fill Out LIC 279? A Step-by-Step Guide for California Family Child Care Applicants

How Do You Fill Out LIC 279? A Step-by-Step Guide for California Family Child Care Applicants

08/28/2026

Are you preparing a California family child care home application and worried that one incomplete field could delay your plans? This practical guide explains how to organize and complete LIC 279 while connecting it to the larger licensing process; for foundational preparation in supervision, profess... How Do You Fill Out LIC 279? A Step-by-Step Guide for California Family Child Care Applicants

When Learning Feels Hard: Positive Discipline Strategies for Children Who Struggle

When Learning Feels Hard: Positive Discipline Strategies for Children Who Struggle

08/28/2026

When a child repeatedly melts down, refuses, hits, or withdraws, the behavior can leave even experienced providers feeling uncertain and exhausted. Positive discipline helps you protect safety while teaching the missing skills, and The ABCs of Behavior: Turning Challenges into Learning Opportunities... When Learning Feels Hard: Positive Discipline Strategies for Children Who Struggle

Can You See the Wind? 8 Outdoor Spring Activities That Help Children Explore It

Can You See the Wind? 8 Outdoor Spring Activities That Help Children Explore It

08/28/2026

Children may not be able to see wind, but they can feel it, hear it, and observe what it does. Thoughtfully planned spring experiences turn that invisible force into meaningful #science, movement, language, and creative learning; for deeper guidance, explore Creating the Natural Outdoor Classroom to... Can You See the Wind? 8 Outdoor Spring Activities That Help Children Explore It

Stop Giving the Answer: How Teachers Can Build Independent Thinkers in the Classroom

Stop Giving the Answer: How Teachers Can Build Independent Thinkers in the Classroom

08/28/2026

When children wait for an adult to solve every puzzle, disagreement, or design challenge, they lose valuable opportunities to practice judgment, persistence, and self-direction. You can shift that pattern without becoming distant: Supporting Children's Independence offers a practical three-hour foun... Stop Giving the Answer: How Teachers Can Build Independent Thinkers in the Classroom

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