July 2016 - Child Care Aware of NWA

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July 2016
614 E Emma Ave Ste. 135
Springdale, AR 72764
479-751-3463
www.nwachildcare.org
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
614 E. Emma
614 E. Emma
1200 W. Walnut
614 E. Emma
Springdale Room 131 Springdale Room 131 Rogers– AT&T Room Springdale Room 218
Sunday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
10:00-12:00
No Class!
Independence Day!
5
6:00-8:00
Infant, Toddler
Development: A Very
Close Look
6
10:00-12:00
Being a Parent
Advocate
7
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
8
9
10
11
10:00-12:00
Anger: You Are the
Director of Your
Behavior
12
6:00-8:00
Working With
Children With
Special Needs
13
10:00-12:00
Co-Parenting and
Divorce
14
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
15
16
17
18
10:00-12:00
Four Stages of Anger
in Children & Adults
19
1:00-3:00
Pre-Licensing
6:00-8:00
Growing Brains
Connecting Neurons
20
10:00-12:00
Building Children’s
Self-Esteem
21
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
22
23
24
25
10:00-12:00
Anger: Guiding
Principles for
Personal Freedom
26
6:00-8:00
Setting the Example
for Our Children
27
10:00-12:00
Behavior Guidance
28
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
29
30
31
All classes are FREE and offered on a first come, first serve basis. Call Child Care Aware of NWA if you have questions. (479) 751-3463 or calendars on website at (www.nwachildcare.org)
To replace each lost certificate, the cost will be $5.00.
Monday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
614 E Emma, Suite 131, Springdale
CFN Building
July 4th: No Class! Independence Day!
July 11th: Anger: You Are the Director of Your Behavior Through this interactive presentation participants will examine their skills and
strengths they have to become powerful over the anger within and to develop
positive relationships with those that matter i.e. spouse, boss, children, friends,
and relatives.
July 18th: Four Stages of Anger in Children and Adults-There are
predictable patterns of anger from build up to explosion in children. Each stage
provides an opportunity to diffuse the child’s anger. Adults can identify patterns to help move forward in choices to control anger.
July 25th: Anger: Guiding Principles for Personal FreedomParticipants are introduced to options for seeking freedom, love, happiness, and
peace. Personal change is the fundamental outcome of this class.
Tuesday
CFN Building
July 5th:
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Infant, Toddler Development: A Very Close
Look– Participants will receive information pertaining to young
infants, mobile infants and toddlers that will support a deeper understanding of themselves and what they can do to support children.
July 12th:
Working With Children With Special Needs-
July 19th:
Growing Brains Connecting Neurons– Be
This class will discuss some general information that can help
address the special needs of some children. Included will be tips on
developing routines, setting boundaries, and the use of praise and
positive reinforcement.
prepared to be amazed at what a child’s brain does as it grows!
Research about children’s growing brains and what their brains
need in order to fully develop.
July 26th: Setting the Example for Our Children– This
workshop presents an overview of responsible substance use in
front of our kids.
Wednesday
Center for Non-Profit
July 6th: Being
10:00 am -12:00 pm
1200 W Walnut, Rogers (AT&T Room)
a Parent Advocate-Participants
will receive helpful suggestions on how to be an advocate for others.
July 13th: Co-Parenting
& Divorce– This class
will provide positive behavioral techniques and communication strategies to implement in families experiencing divorce and separation. A child-centered approach to co-parenting will be explored, and participants will be given tools for establishing healthy coparenting styles.
July 20th: Building
Children’s Self-Esteem -
This class will discuss ways to enhance and improve
self-esteem, as well as discuss how to strengthen
family relationships.
July 27th: Behavior Guidance-In this workshop we
will share powerful, positive, and practical behavior
strategies to improve behavior in your home and/or
classroom. Many behavior problems can be prevented by knowledge, skills, and developmental characteristics of children.
Thursday
CFN Building
6:00-8:00pm
614 E. Emma Springdale, Ste.218
July 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th
Spanish Parenting Classes
August 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
614 E. Emma
614 E. Emma
1200 W. Walnut
614 E. Emma
479-751-3463
Friday
Saturday
1
10:00-12:00
Helping Children
Write Healthy Anger
Scripts
2
6:00-8:00
Co-Parenting and
Divorce
3
10:00-12:00
Autism
4
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
5
6
7
8
10:00-12:00
Anger Triggers in
Adults & Children
9
6:00-8:00
Sensory Integration
10
10:00-12:00
Parenting the Strong
Willed Child
11
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
12
13
14
15
10:00-12:00
Anger & Expectations
16
1:00-3:00
Pre-Licensing
6:00-8:00
Safety by Design:
Prevention is the Key
17
10:00-12:00
Safety by Design:
Prevention is the Key
18
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
19
20
21
22
10:00-12:00
Anger: Thinking and
Planning Strategically
23
6:00-8:00
Kindergarten
Readiness Begins
at Birth
24
10:00-12:00
New Skills for
Frazzled Parents
25
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
26
27
28
29
10:00-12:00
When Little Children
Are Angry
30
6:00-8:00
“You Can’t Make
Me!”
31
10:00-12:00
Kindergarten
Readiness Begins
at Birth
Monday
CFN Building
10:00 am -12:00 pm
August 1st: Helping Children Write Healthy Anger
Scripts-Explore anger scripts children develop and learn strategies
to develop healthy emotional scripts.
August 8th: Anger Triggers in Adults & Children– Learn
to examine your thought patterns to understand what is triggering
your angry feelings.
August 15th: Anger & Expectations– When we become angry it is often because of our expectations for a situation.
August 22nd: Anger: Thinking and Planning Strategically-Participants are introduced to ideas that will assist them in
thinking strategically about the outcomes of their behavior.
August 29th: When Little Children Are Angry– Participants will define anger, identify causes of anger and discuss management strategies.
Tuesday
CFN Building
August 2nd:
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
614 E Emma, Suite131, Springdale
Co-Parenting & Divorce– This class will provide positive
behavioral techniques and communication strategies to implement in families
experiencing divorce and separation. A child-centered approach to coparenting will be explored, and participants will be given tools for establishing
healthy co-parenting styles.
August 9th: Sensory Integration-We all have sensory issues, but how can
kids learn to cope? Learn coping skills and ways to help a child when they feel
overwhelmed. This class helps you understand Sensory Integration Disorder
and fulfilling sensory needs.
August 16th: Safety by Design: Prevention is the Key-In this training we will discuss the burden and responsibility of preventable injury and help
you recognize steps to reduce injury. We will provide you with some of the
tools and information that will assist you in identifying injury as intentional or
unintentional.
August 23rd: Kindergarten Readiness Begins at Birth-Readiness for
Kindergarten not only involves getting ready for “school” but also involves
getting ready for lifelong success. This class will discuss how to support your
child’s success in the process of getting them ready for school and life.
Wednesday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
August 3rd: Autism–
This class is an introduction to autism
and will help participants have a better understanding of
what it’s like to live with autism and what can be done to
support an individual with autism.
August 10th: Parenting
the Strong Willed Child–
Turning the negative attribute into a positive one. Learn how
to parent this child that pushes your buttons.
August 17th: Safety
by Design: Prevention is the
Key-In this training we will discuss the burden and respon-
sibility of preventable injury and help you recognize steps to
reduce injury. We will provide you with some of the tools
and information that will assist you in identifying injury as
intentional or unintentional.
August 24th: New Skills for Frazzled Parents– The
DVD by brain researcher Dr. Daniel Amen will explore parenting skills in a fun and practical way. “The instruction
manual that should have come with your child.”
August 31st: Kindergarten
Readiness Begins at
Birth-Readiness for Kindergarten not only involves getting
ready for “school” but also involves getting ready for lifelong success. This class will discuss how to support your
child’s success in the process of getting them ready for
school and life.
Thursday
CFN Building
6:00-8:00pm
August 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th
September 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
614 E. Emma
614 E. Emma
1200 W. Walnut
614 E. Emma
479-751-3463
Friday
Saturday
1
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
2
3
4
5
10:00-12:00
No Class!
Labor Day!
6
6:00-8:00
Parenting Young
Children with Love,
Encouragement and
Limits
7
10:00-12:00
Working With
Children With
Special Needs
8
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
9
10
11
12
10:00-12:00
Anger & the Five
Steps to SelfRegulation
13
6:00-8:00
Planning for Special
Education
14
10:00-12:00
Experiencing Nature
and How It Benefits
Our Well Being
15
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
16
17
18
19
10:00-12:00
Understand Why
Children Become
Angry
20
1:00-3:00
Pre-Licensing
6:00-8:00
Managing Tantrums
and Meltdown
21
10:00-12:00
SIDS the Hidden
Danger
22
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
23
24
25
26
10:00-12:00
7 Steps to Help
Families Manage
Anger
27
6:00-8:00
Guiding Young
Children Socially and
Emotionally
28
10:00-12:00
Nutrition
29
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
30
Monday
CFN Building
10:00 am -12:00 pm
September 5th: No Class! Labor Day!
September 12th: Anger and the Five Steps to SelfRegulation-Move from unconscious angry emotions to
consciously managing emotions in five steps.
September 19th: Understand Why Children Become Angry-What is the nature and causes of anger in
children? Learn skills needed to teach children about anger.
September 26th: 7 Steps to Help Families Manage
Anger-Learn the 7 steps to managing motions rather than
being controlled by emotions.
Wednesday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
September 7th: Working
With Children With
Special Needs-This class will discuss some general
information that can help address the special needs of
some children. Included will be tips on developing
routines, setting boundaries, and the use of praise and
positive reinforcement.
September 14th: Experiencing
Nature and How
It Benefits Our Well Being-Attendees will be re-
September 13th:
Planning for Special Education-If your child is in
September 20th:
Managing Tantrums and Meltdowns-Participants
minded of nature, its beauty, and how nature benefits
children and adults physically, socially, emotionally
and intellectually.
September 21st: SIDS the Hidden Danger-We will
discuss best practice, scientific data, risk factors and
how to educate parents on this important topic.
September 28th: Nutrition-Participants will receive
an overview of the basics of nutrition, as well as tips
for engaging a child’s imagination in order to promote healthy eating. Healthy food substitutions, specific strategies and goal-setting techniques for healthier eating will be presented.
September 27th:
Guiding Young Children Socially and Emotion-
Thursday
Tuesday
CFN Building
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
September 6th:
Parenting Young Children with Love, Encouragement and Limits-Participants will be introduced to effects of biology
and culture on parenting, parenting styles, and supportive parenting tips.
Special Education or has a need for learning differently, this is a great class for
you! Come learn about your child’s rights, Individual Education Program’s and
504 Plans.
will examine what is a tantrum, why children have tantrums, when children
have tantrums, where tantrums occur, how a tantrum can be dealt with most
effectively.
ally-Promoting social-emotional development in your classroom by embedding your teaching practices throughout the day to help children feel secure
and act as a model for positive behaviors.
CFN Building
6:00-8:00pm
September 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th
October 2016
479-751-3463
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
614 E. Emma
614 E. Emma
1200 W. Walnut
614 E. Emma
Sunday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
10:00-12:00
Anger: Using Books and
Stories to Guide
Children’s Behavior
4
6:00-8:00
Parenting the Strong
Willed Child
5
10:00-12:00
Sensory Integration
6
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
7
8
9
10
10:00-12:00
Anger: Holiday
Madness: Prepare
Yourself Now
11
6:00-8:00
Being a Parent
Advocate
12
10:00-12:00
1,2,3 Magic Part 1
13
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
14
15
16
17
10:00-12:00
Calming the Fire
Within
18
1:00-3:00
Pre-Licensing
6:00-8:00
Introducing the 40 Developmental Assets and Parents
Role as Asset Builders
19
10:00-12:00
1,2,3 Magic Part 2
20
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
21
22
24
25
6:00-8:00
Infant and Toddler
Language Development Strategies
26
10:00-12:00
Infant and Toddler
Social and Emotional
Development
27
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
28
29
23
30
10:00-12:00
31
When Anger
Hurts Your 10:00-12:00
Kids
Anger in
Families:
Typical
Problems
Facing Families
Monday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
CFN Building
October 3rd: Anger: Using Books and Stories to Guide Children’s Behavior– Participants will look at challenging behaviors of children
and determine if the behavior is detrimental to the child’s learning and success.
Books, stories, and other materials will be utilized as an approach in guiding
children's behavior.
October 10th: Anger: Holiday Madness: Prepare Yourself NowThis class will engage participants in activities, thought processes and planning
to assist them in preparation for the holiday months.
October 17th: Calming the Fire Within-Explore the dynamics of anger
& explore steps to calm the fire within.
October 24th: When Anger Hurts Your Kids– If you are concerned
about anger and the way it affects kids, discover tools to handle parent-child
conflict.
October 31st: Anger in Families: Typical Problems Facing Families– Explore 20 of the most anger provoking situations, and learn to change
what you think and how you respond.
Tuesday
CFN Building
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
October 4th:
Parenting the Strong Willed Child-Turning the negative
attribute into a positive one. Learn how to teach and interact with this child
that pushes your buttons.
Wednesday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
October 5th: Sensory
Integration-We all have sensory
issues, but how can kids learn to cope? Learn coping skills
and ways to help a child when they feel overwhelmed. This
class helps you understand Sensory Integration Disorder and
fulfilling sensory needs.
October 12th: 1,2,3
Magic: Effective Discipline Ages
2-12 Part I– Participants will be introduced to the steps of
1, 2, 3 Magic “stop” behaviors and the two biggest mistakes
adults make with children. Steps for controlling obnoxious
behavior will be emphasized. The DVD by Thomas Phelan,
Ph.D. will be the foundation for class and discussion.
October 19th: 1,2,3
Magic: Effective Discipline Ages
2-12 Part II– Participants will review Part I of 1, 2, 3
Magic and the six types of testing and manipulation children
use on adults. The six “start” behavior tactics will be discussed and practiced.
October 26th: Infant
and Toddler Social and Emotional Development-This class will look at the social and
emotional development of infants and toddlers.
October 11th:
Being a Parent Advocate-Participants will receive helpful suggestions on how to be an advocate for others.
October 18th:
Exploring the 40 Developmental Assets and the
Role of Parents as Asset Builders - The Search Institute’s 40 Developmental Assets are common sense, positive experiences that represent the relationships, opportunities and personal qualities that young people need in order
to avoid risks and thrive. The training takes a close look at the developmental
assets and ways to create an intentionally rich asset-based program that involves parents as asset builders.
October 25th:
Infant and Toddler Language Development Strategies-This class will provide strategies that will assist in helping infants and
toddlers learn language and increase your overall knowledge of how they learn.
Thursday
CFN Building
6:00-8:00pm
October 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th
November 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
614 E. Emma
614 E. Emma
1200 W. Walnut
614 E. Emma
479-751-3463
Friday
Saturday
1
6:00-8:00
Unsafe Stress: Three
Stages and How to
Manage
2
10:00-12:00
Planning for Special
Education
3
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
4
5
6
7
10:00-12:00
Anger: De-Frazzle the
Frazzled
8
6:00-8:00
Working With
Children With
Special Needs
9
10:00-12:00
Parenting Styles and
Child Temperament
10
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
11
12
13
14
10:00-12:00
Anger: Rebuilding
Relationships
15
1:00-3:00
Pre-Licensing
6:00-8:00
Setting the Example
for Our Children
16
10:00-12:00
Managing Step
Families
17
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
18
19
20
21
No Class!
22
No Class!
23
No Class!
24
No Class!
25
26
27
28
29
10:00-12:00
6:00-8:00
Anger & Communica- Nurturing Routines
tion in Families
30
10:00-12:00
Anger: Rebuilding
Relationships
Monday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
CFN Building
November 7th: Anger: De-Frazzle the FrazzledParticipants will look at ways of looking at their present state of being and how to make life enjoyable and organized.
November 14th: Anger: Rebuilding RelationshipsParticipants will focus on strategies to rebuild relationships (or not)
that have been broken or disconnected.
November 21st: No Class!
November 28th: Anger and Communication in FamiliesMiscommunication can fuel the flame of anger. Strategies will be
shared to improve family communication and reduce anger in families.
Tuesday
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
CFN Building
November 1st:
Unsafe Stress: Three Stages and How to
Manage– Have you been in such a stressful situations that you become crazed? This class will assist participants in viewing stress as
a tool for learning to remain calm and as a focal point for growth.
November 8th:
Working With Children With Special
Wednesday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
November 2nd: Planning
for Special Education-If your
November 9th: Parenting
Styles and Child Tempera-
child is in Special Education or has a need for learning differently, this is a great class for you! Come learn about your
child’s rights, Individual Education Program’s and 504
Plans.
ment-This workshop provides an overview of parenting
styles and child temperaments. Each attendee will be asked
to examine their own styles and temperaments, while learning ways to mediate situations in which differing personalities collide.
November 16th: Managing Step Families-Learning how
to adjust to blended families and the challenges for the parent and child.
November 23rd: No
Class!
November 30th: Anger:
Rebuilding Relationships-
Participants in this class will focus on strategies to rebuild
relationships that have been broken or disconnected.
Needs-This class will discuss some general information that can
help address the special needs of some children. Included will be
tips on developing routines, setting boundaries, and the use of
praise and positive reinforcement.
November 15th:
Setting the Example for Our Children-
This workshop presents an overview of responsible substance use in
front of our kids.
November 22th:
No Class!
November 29th: Nurturing Routines– You will learn the importance of having routines and how this provides security and
structure for the child.
Thursday
CFN Building
6:00-8:00pm
November 3rd, 10th, and 17th
December 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
614 E. Emma
614 E. Emma
1200 W. Walnut
614 E. Emma
479-751-3463
Friday
Saturday
1
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
2
3
4
5
10:00-12:00
Anger & the Seven
Powers of Self
Control
6
6:00-8:00
Anger: A New
Year—A Fresh
Beginning
7
10:00-12:00
Autism
8
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
9
10
11
12
10:00-12:00
Anger & Intensity
13
6:00-8:00
Sensory Integration
14
10:00-12:00
How Boys and Girls
Learn Differently
15
6:00-8:00
Spanish Parenting
Class
16
17
18
19
No Class!
20
No Class!
21
No Class!
22
No Class!
23
24
25
26
No Class!
27
No Class!
28
No Class!
29
No Class!
30
31
Monday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
CFN Building
December 5th: Anger & the Seven Powers of Self ControlBecome aware of your own thoughts and feelings. Learn to redirect your emotions and behavior.
December 12th: Anger and Intensity-Explore how prone you are to
anger and learn tips to reduce anger.
December 19th: No Class!
Wednesday
10:00 am -12:00 pm
December 7th: Autism–
This class is an introduction to autism and will help participants have a better understanding of
what it’s like to live with autism and what can be done to
support an individual with autism.
December 14th: How
Boys and Girls Learn Different-
ly– Yes it’s true they do learn differently! Find out the reason why and how this can help you with your child.
December 21st: No
Class!
Tuesday
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
CFN Building
December 6th:
Anger: A New Year—A Fresh Beginning-
Participants will participate in looking at the New Year and how to
develop “resolutions” that will stick throughout the coming year.
(Let’s only hope.)
December 13th: Sensory Integration-We all have sensory issues, but how can kids learn to cope? Learn coping skills and ways
to help a child when they feel overwhelmed. This class helps you
understand Sensory Integration Disorder and fulfilling sensory
needs.
December 20th:
No Class!
Thursday
CFN Building
6:00-8:00pm
December 1st, 8th, and 15th

July 2016 - Child Care Aware of NWA

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