Are you looking for ways to increase your knowledge and skill in Conscious Discipline? Take a look out all of the training opportunities: https://www.bluemountainearlylearninghub.org/o/bmelh/page/cd-education-and-training-opportunities
about 1 year ago, Erin Bartsch
Are you looking to learn about Conscious Discipline? The Hub is hosting a virtual Foundations course on Feb 4th from 8:30-3:30. This is a free training that covers the foundations of the Brain States, building connections and the Skills of Safety. If you would like to attend, register at: bit.ly/Feb4registration
over 2 years ago, Blue Mountain Early Learning Hub
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training information in Spanish
Our goal is for children to know they are loved by their families and their teachers. If you would like an "I Love You Rituals" book, let us know. We have them in English and Spanish. Message us or send us an email at contact@bluemountainearlylearninghub.org
over 2 years ago, Erin Bartsch
Fred Rogers quote
The Hub is hosting a Family Voice Listening Session Feb 16th, 6-7pm. This is your opportunity to share your opinion about the resources that are helpful and that you think are needed. This month we will talk about spring activities and self-care. There will be Spanish interpretation available There will be a door prize https://imesdmeet.zoom.us/j/97580992321
about 3 years ago, Erin Bartsch
The BMEL Hub is hosting listening sessions for families to share their successes and challenges in parenting and in accessing resources. Join us at our next session: December 15th 6-7pm via Zoom: https://imesdmeet.zoom.us/j/97580992321 We will be talking about needs and resources during the winter months and will share ideas for activities for children and families during this season. We will also have a "door" prize: An indoor game/activity.
over 3 years ago, Blue Mountain
Family Voice Listening Session: Hey Parents of young children, we want to hear from you! We will be hosting a Family Voice Listening Session Oct 20th at 6pm. Join us via Zoom: https://imesdmeet.zoom.us/j/97710671168 We will be talking about needs children have around school. We also want to what is working well. Come tells us what we need to know! We will also have a "door" prize. A full set of the Sophie books from Conscious Discipline with a Sophie Doll.
over 3 years ago, Erin Bartsch
Hey Parents-want to get an easy $20 gift card?!?!?!?! The Early Learning Division wants to hear how your child care needs have been impacted by COVID-19. Fill out the survey and get a $20 gift card! English Survey: http://bit.ly/ORHouseholdSurvey Spanish Survey: http://bit.ly/OREncuestaFamiliar
over 3 years ago, Erin Bartsch
Are you looking for a preschool option for your 3 or 4 year old? Free preschools are still accepting applications at this time. Please visit our website: http://www.BlueMountainKids.org to learn more about preschool options in our region including Preschool Promise, Head Start and School District Preschool.
over 3 years ago, BMK
Patterns & Algebra Resources for Teacher Educators From music and dance to shirts and shapes, young children intuitively understand patterns. It's crucial for children to develop and expand on this knowledge, which can pave the way for early algebraic reasoning. Check out the patterns module on the DREME Teacher Educator website: http://prek-math-te.stanford.edu/patterns-algebra.
over 3 years ago, Erin Bartsch
September 2020 Newsletter https://5il.co/kr3y
over 3 years ago, Kim Thul
Professional Learning Teams will be starting again in September. We will be sharing how to implement the structures and routines in your program.
almost 4 years ago, Professional Learning Teams
creating the school family book
The July Newsletter can now be viewed by clicking here: https://5il.co/i4cn
almost 4 years ago, Kim Thul
Hey parents! Here is a great resource video for talking about racism with kids: https://youtu.be/KlME-wzwPSM
almost 4 years ago, Blue Mountain
This includes children, who is the one that your child can talk to about their feelings?
almost 4 years ago, Blue Mountain
Fred Rogers quotation