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Introduction to Emergent Curriculum and Setting Up Early Childhood Environments for Success

Greater Vancouver YMCA CCRR Child Growth and Development, Child Health and Wellbeing, Curriculum/Program Development, Early Care and Education Comments Off on Introduction to Emergent Curriculum and Setting Up Early Childhood Environments for Success
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Date/Time
Date(s) - Jan 26, 2019
9:30 am - 12:45 pm

Location
Tri-Cities CCRR

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Introduction to Emergent Curriculum 

How do you include children’s thoughts, interests and ideas into your program planning? Discover strategies for incorporating emergent curriculum opportunities into your daily practice. Discover how to use observation and documentation to assist in providing engaging learning experiences for young children in early learning settings.

Setting Up ECE Environments for Success

Inspiration comes in many forms. Discover how to offer opportunities for children and families to explore your learning environment. How can we as educators bring nature into our spaces, include recyclable materials in our room set up, create everything from quiet areas that support emotional development to messy sensory fun? Have you ever tried putting together a construction zone for large motor play? We will also discuss evaluating your program and potential changes that could be made to layouts as well as recognizing the important role documentation plays in ECE programs.

 

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Target Audience
Suitable for all early learning and child care professionals.

Online
No

Professional Development Certificate
Yes

Professional Development Certificate Credit Hours
3

Registration Fee
$25.00 members/$32.00 non-members

Registration Contact Email
triccrr@gv.ymca.ca

Registration Contact Phone Number
604-931-3400 ext. 0

Presenter(s)
Julie Hansen

Presenter Information
Since completion of the Early Childhood program at Lucas Center for Continuing Education in 2001, Julie has been involved in the field in many ways. She has been a director of a preschool, worked for community based programs such as the North Vancouver Recreation Commission, a children’s book author, supervisor of 3 – 5 programs at VSOCC, a member of the childcare advocacy group of Early Childhood Educators of the North Shore and most recently a facilitator of curriculum based workshops for Early Childhood educators and family daycare providers.

Registration Space
FULL

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