FOR THE 2020/2021 TRAINING YEAR:
Registration is required for all trainings this year. Please register for any of the trainings below at lccpacmn@gmail.com and include your name, date of training you are signing up for, your telephone number and your Develop number.
LCCPAC members can attend free of charge (helpers can attend for $10.00). Non-member fee is $25.00 per training. Membership fee is $55.00 per year for each licensed provider (dual license holders each pay $55.00). If you renew your membership before or within the month of your renewal anniversary (which is the initial month you join LCCPAC), you will receive a $5.00 discount! Assistants, helpers and /or subs will receive a discount card when their names are submitted to membership by the primary licensed card holder. Helpers (or assistants/subs) may attend any LCCPAC monthly trainings for $10.00, with the exception of CPR and first aid, with their helper card. Non member fee is $25.00 per training. Membership and Discount Cards must be presented at in-person trainings to receive free training. Payments for trainings or membership can be made via PayPal at: http://www.lccpacmn.org/
WEB-BASED/VIDEO TRAININGS
November 23rd, 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. (online)
“Kinda Mean” – Preventing and Responding to Emerging Behaviors; Fostering the Development of Kindness, Respect, Cooperation and Conflict Resolution Skills – Kristen Wheeler Highland KCF II.C/CDA III
Description
Between 3 and 5, children are experimenting with behaviors and are learning how to get along with each other. Our job is to provide an environment that fosters respect, kindness, cooperation and help them develop conflict resolution skills. Identify and explore concrete ways to prevent and respond to behaviors. Explore activities and resources to build children’s skills (feelings, empathy, kindness, respect, self-control and conflict resolution). Actively supporting children in learning how to live together peacefully, will set them up for positive interactions later in life and provide them a wide range of skills that will support the prevention of future bullying. Tips, techniques, activities and resources will be shared.
November 2nd, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. (online)
PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGE FOR THIS CLASS ONLY!
Preschool Scientific Method – Mike Huber KCF II.B/CDA II
Description
Preschool children are naturally curious. Adults can help children act on this curiosity to develop scientific thinking. While young children do not follow the rigorous procedures of adult scientists, they experiment and try not make sense of the results. Learn strategies to encourage this “preschool scientific method.”
October 15th, 6:30 p.m. (online): Impact of Early Care Settings on Attachment Formation: An Opportunity to Support Development – Tracy Schreifels (KCF II.C/CDA 3) Professionals who work in early childhood have an amazing opportunity to support the development of attachment with children in their care. This training will define attachment and explain factors that impact attachment. Attendees will learn how to identify attachment seeking behaviors and supportive responses. Strategies to support the development of healthy attachment between young children and their parents will also be described.
IN PERSON TRAININGS
Sometimes we are not able to reserve another year at a certain location, or in an attempt to meet the needs of as many members as possible, we need to change the locations. We hope you try out the different locations!
Trainings will be scheduled at these locations from September through April at 6:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted in the description. All trainings are free if you are a member as long as you bring your green card (except for CPR and first aid). You don’t need to pre-register for classes unless otherwise noted in the description.
Please bring your membership card to all of the trainings (or a current picture of it on your phone and photo ID) and arrive 5 to 10 minutes early to sign in. If you arrive more than 10 minutes after the start of class, we cannot give you credit for the training.
We are given free use of the facilities for trainings that serve food and beverages. We encourage you to feel free to purchase food and/or beverages at these establishments that serve to ensure continued use of our space.
For specific questions and details of requirements for training, please read the Training Requirements on Anoka County’s website at:http://www.anokacounty.us/686/Training-Requirements-Resources
Blaine Human Services
1201 89th Avenue NE, Suite 300
Blaine, MN 55434
There are no in-person trainings at this location at this time.
Coon Rapids VFW
1919 Coon Rapids Boulevard NW
Coon Rapids, MN 55433
This class will be held IN PERSON at the Coon Rapids VFW. Please use the link below for registration form:
CPR Course Reg Form.PedFA LCCPAC.doc[7444] (3)
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October 19th, 6:30 p.m: Mathematical Play in Early Childhood – Kimberly Giles (KCF II.B/CDA 2) Discuss the role of early math in early childhood and how it develops the ability to think critically and solve problems. Explore strategies to increase opportunities for young children to develop these skills throughout their day through play.
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Lord of Life Church
14501 Nowthen Boulevard NW
Ramsey, MN 55303
There are no in-person trainings at this location at this time.
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
19001 Jackson Street NE
Cedar, MN 55011
There are no in-person trainings at this location at this time.