Professional Learning Course Catalog

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Professional Learning
Course Catalog
For the professional teacher and administrator of programs
serving children from birth and beyond
About CDA
Credential 2.0
The Council for Professional
Recognition launched the revamped
and much anticipated CDA 2.0
credentialing process providing an
updated curriculum and more. Camp
Fire First Texas is THE community
leader when it comes to assisting
early childhood professionals in
receiving the BEST first step in their
credentialing process and provides
an approved course through several
workforce commissions for Texas
Rising Star programs. Camp Fire
repositioned the course curriculum
to ensure our students receive the
most up-to-date and comprehensive
instruction. Our skilled and
experienced instructors connect
current research with classroom
practices and industry leading
support materials including the
most up-to-date version of NAEYC’s
Developmentally Appropriate Practice
Book, the accompanying CD with
extra readings and classroom videos
to use as examples. Our class meets
20 times face-to-face and includes
homework assignments to meet the
120 clock hour training requirement to
receive a CDA Credential.
Be sure, during the CDA process, to
ask your instructor for a progress
letter for your file at your early
childhood center. We are happy to
provide documentation along the
way that you are working towards
your credential while also receiving
the necessary hours to meet licensing
requirements.
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At-a-Glance: January, February & March 2015
CPR & First Aid
January 12
January 13
February 9
February 10
March 2
March 3
CPR
First Aid
CPR
First Aid
CPR
First Aid
All Ages Topics
January 10 Conscious Discipline - Part One of Two
January 15 Abuse and Neglect
January 17 Sensory Integration: Enter My World of Twirling, Touching and Pressing
January 19 Strong Foundations: The Brain Smart Way!
January 24 Kids That Make You Go Hmmm… Recognizing Developmental
Delays in Young Children
January 31 Creating the School Family - Our Job as the Safekeeper
January 31 Tropical Vacations - Caring for the Caregiver
February 28 Conscious Discipline - Part Two of Two
March 2
CDA Credential Class
March 21 Early Childhood Professional Spring Conference: The Big Brain Theory
March 28 Rhythmic Chants, Songs and Short Stories for the Early Childhood Teacher
Infant & Toddler Topics
Connect 4 Success Series
February 12 SIDS and Shaken Baby
February 28 Success in Toddlers! A Practical Guide to Challenging Behaviors
Preschool Topics
Connect 4 Success Series
February 21 Fun with Math and Science
March 5 Turning Tattle -Tellers Into Problem Solvers
Director & Business Topics
ECMI Rolling Class
January 31 Director Toolbox- Organization Climate
March 28 The Right Fit: Recruiting, Selecting and Orienting Staff
Temas en Español
February 7 Tiempo del Círculo, le funciona o no?
Special December
pricing for 2015
Spring Conference!
See page 5 for details.
CPR & First Aid / All Ages Topics
CPR
Jerri Haltom
Camp Fire offers the American Heart Association
CPR Heart Saver Course (infant, child, adult),
which includes rescue Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR),
with an emphasis on information needed by child care providers.
A 2-year certificate will be issued upon successful completion of class.
January 12 Camp Fire Resource Center Fee: $25 per person
February 9
2700 Meacham Blvd
*NO REFUNDS
March 2
Fort Worth, TX 76137
No walk-ins allowed
6:30-9 pm Limit 15 participants
First Aid
Jerri Haltom
Camp Fire offers the American Heart Association Basic First Aid training course,
which includes rescue breathing and choking prevention to meet the needs of child
care providers. A 2-year certificate will be issued upon successful completion
of class.
January 13
Camp Fire Resource Center
Fee: $20 per person
February 10 2700 Meacham Blvd
*NO REFUNDS
March 3
No walk-ins allowed
6:30-9 pmLimit 15 participants
Child Care
Job Bank
Camp Fire First Texas
hosts the North Texas
Child Care Job Bank at
CampFireFW.org.
Post job openings for
FREE by sending them to
JobBank@CampFireFW.org.
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The new CDA renewal process states
that any person applying for a renewal
will need 45 clock hours of training,
4.5 CEU’s or a three credit hour college
course. This makes the wide variety of
workshops and classes at Camp Fire an
easily accessible choice for ALL your
renewal needs.
Connect research and practice
through Camp Fire’s CDA program
while building relationships with
classmates and instructors. We’re
waiting for you to enroll!
Celebration of Child Care
Champions Awards Dinner
Thursday, March 26
5:30-6:30 p.m. Cocktail Reception
7:00-8:45 p.m. Program, Dinner & Awards
Ridglea Country Club
3700 Bernie Anderson Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76116
Purchase tickets at CampFireFW.org or call 817-831-2111, ext. 145
This event serves as professional development and a one-hour
training certificate will be issued to Child Care Professionals.
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Camp Fire Professional Learning Courses for Child Care Professionals
To register call 817-831-2111, ext. 145 or Training@CampFireFW.org
All Ages Topics
Conscious Discipline:
Part One of Two
Lauren Osborne
Conscious Discipline Certified Trainer
Challenging behaviors, tantrums,
fits of aggression or other difficult
behaviors can make you feel more like
a police officer than a teacher! This
exciting, informative workshop will
help you overcome these issues and
foster self-regulation behaviors in
children. See, touch and experience the
research-based Conscious Discipline
program that will promote connections
and cooperation of all children. The
workshop will include resource sharing
of materials from the Conscious
Discipline website to help you get
started!
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309(b)(4)
Teacher-Child Interaction, CDA Subject
Area 1, (b)(2) Guidance and Discipline,
CDA Subject Area 3
6 Clock Hours
Abuse and Neglect
DeVonna Wicks, B.S.
What is it? How do you report it? This
training seeks to provide child care staff
with the following:
• Abuse and Neglect Definitions
• Recognizing Abuse & Neglect
• Physical & Behavioral Indicators
of Abuse
• Reporting Guidelines
• Legal Issues/Confidentiality
• Guidance on Commonly Asked
Questions
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309 (C)
(1) Factors Indicating a child at risk for
abuse or neglect, CDA Subject Area 1
2 Clock Hours
Thursday, January 15
7-9 pm
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fee: $18 per person
At the door $28 per person,
space permitting
Limit 50 participants
Saturday, January 10
8:30 am -4 pm
(1.5 hrs lunch on your own)
Part 2 offered February 28
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fort Worth TX 76137
Fee: $50 per person;
$100 for both sessions
Sensory Integration:
Enter My World of
Twirling, Touching
and Pressing
Pam Rinn, M.S., CFLE
What do
twirling,
touching and
pressing have
to do with how
children learn?
Did you know
that there are
really seven
senses that
play a vital role
in children’s
learning success? What are you
missing about how children process
their world through the senses? Join
us for a fun and interactive workshop
and learn how to shift your perception
of “trouble” behaviors to “learning
moments” with all children including
children with special needs.
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309
(d) (10) Planning Developmentally
Appropriate Learning Activities, CDA
Subject Area 1
3 Clock Hours
9 am - Noon
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fee: $24 per person,
Buy 3, Get 4th space free
space permitting
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All Ages Topics
Strong Foundations:
The Brain Smart Way!
Camp Fire Staff
Kids That Make You Go
Hmmm… Recognizing
Developmental Delays
in Young Children
Dr. Karen Walker, Ad Interim Assistant
Professor of Early Education,
Texas A&M - Commerce
If you build a strong foundation, your
children will soar and reach their full
potential! Join us as we explore the
various tools and strategies that make
up a successful classroom management
system. Learn how the power of
connections builds a strong classroom
family and positive learning community.
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309(b)
(4)Teacher-Child Interaction and CDA
Subject Area 3
3 Clock Hours
As you watch children grow and learn,
it is important to remember that each
child develops at his or her own pace,
and that the range of normal is quite
wide. However, it is helpful to be able
to recognize developmental delays
in young children. These delays are
significant lags in one or more areas
of language, physical, cognitive,
or emotional development. Early
identification and intervention is the
best way to help a child reach their full
potential. This session will help you
recognize subtle differences and be
aware of red flags for autism spectrum
disorders (ASD) and other development
delays. You will also participate in
activities that simulate what it feels like
to have learning differences.
Monday, January 19
9 am - Noon
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309 (b)
(1) Care of Children with Special Needs,
CDA Subject Area 8
All Stars Early Learning Center
1140 Morrison Drive
3 Clock Hours
Fee: $24/person, Buy 3, Get 4th free
9 am - Noon
Head Start of Greater Dallas
3954 Gannon Lane
Dallas, TX 75237
$24 per person
space permitting
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Creating the School
Family - Our Job
as the Safekeeper
Travis Davis, M.Ed.
Integrate social-emotional well being
into your existing curriculum after
attending this must-have session. In the
past, we thought that rules governed
behavior, but classrooms implementing
Conscious Discipline recognize that
relationships are what truly help young
learners intrinsically monitor their own
behavior. Attend this session to consider
ways to increase helpfulness and
connection among the children, foster a
cooperative spirit and discover our role
of the Safekeepers in the classroom.
Move past the language of fear and
separation and communicate with your
young children the importance of safety
and unity.
Area 2
3 Clock Hours
9 am - Noon
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fee: $24 per person
space permitting
All Ages Topics
Tropical Vacations Caring for the Caregiver
Pam Rinn, M.S., CFLE
BACK by POPULAR Demand!
Is your emotional bank account running
low? Is it completely empty?! Take a
mini-vacation to beat those winterblahs. Discover your personal strengths
and ways to maintain a positive attitude
and de-stress anytime and anyplace.
Designed specifically to address the
stress experienced by staff working
with children, youth and families, this
class will help you get energized and
network with others while learning skills
to prevent caregiver fatigue and burnout. This class also will discuss child
temperament and skills for promoting
social and emotional connections.
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309(c)
(7) Professional Development- Stress
Management, (b)(1) Child Growth and
Development, CDA Subject Area 6 and 2
Conscious Discipline:
Part Two of Two
Lauren Osborne
Conscious Discipline Certified Trainer
Have you been faced with challenging
behaviors such as tantrums, fits of
aggression or other difficult behaviors?
Do you sometimes feel more like a
police officer than a teacher? This
exciting, informative workshop will
help you overcome these issues and
foster self-regulation behaviors in
children. See, touch and experience the
research-based Conscious Discipline
program that will promote connections
and cooperation of all children. The
workshop will include resource sharing
of materials from the Conscious
Discipline website!
Camp Fire
Annual Spring
Conference
The Big Brain
Theory
**Attendance in Part 1 not required**
3 Clock Hours
9 am - Noon
CDA Subject Area 3
Guidance Preparatory Academy
64 McMakin Rd
Bartonville, TX 76226
6 Clock Hours
Fee: $24 per person
space permitting
Saturday, February 28
8:30 am -4 pm
(1.5 hrs lunch on your own)
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fee: $50 per person
Keynote Speaker:
Michelle Kinder, M.Ed., LPC
and Executive Director
of Momentous Institute
Three Tracks: Infant/Toddler,
Preschool and Director
• Build stronger interactions
• Provide higher-learning activities
• Enhance your classroom
Saturday, March 21
Pre-Sale Going on NOW!
$50 by January 31;
$60 after
Arborlawn United Methodist Church
5001 Briarhaven Road
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All Ages Topics
Rhythmic Chants, Songs
and Short Stories for the
Early Childhood Teacher
Travis Davis, M.Ed.
CDA Credential Class
Camp Fire First Texas has is THE community leader when it
comes to assisting early childhood professionals in receiving the
BEST first step in their credentialing process and an approved
course through several workforce commissions for Texas Rising
Star programs. Camp Fire repositioned the course curriculum to ensure our
students receive the most up-to-date and comprehensive instruction!
Mondays Evenings 6:30-9:30 pm
March 2, 16, 23, 30
April 6, 13, 20, 27
May 4, 11, 18
Take home new transition activities
for your classroom! Well planned
transitions help decrease behavior
issues and help make well planned out
schedules even more effective. During
this session we will tell the TRUE story
of Bear Pancakes, practice finger plays
to get your group times started, and
plan out five transitions we can ALL do
in a pinch!
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309(d)
(10) Planning Developmentally
Appropriate Learning Activities, CDA
Subject Area 1
3 Clock Hours
Saturday, March 28
9 am - Noon
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fee: $24 per person
space permitting
June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
July 6, 13, 20, 27
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fee: $550 per person
CDA Scholarship Information
Camp Fire has scholarships for the CDA class taking place March 2- July 27. This
scholarship requires the participant to attend weekly classes and complete weekly
homework assignments. Regular attendance is required. Scholarship Applications
are online at CampFireFW.org.
Eligibility Requirements
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Must be 18 years of age or older
Hold a high school diploma or
equivalent
Written & oral English proficiency
Place of employment must be in
Tarrant County
Must be a teacher working in the
classroom in a child care center with
infant, toddler, or preschool age
children, on a full time basis (at least
35 hours per week) or run a family
child care home
Application Process
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Complete all portions of the
CDA Scholarship Application
1. Application
2. References
The director and applicant must print
and sign their names at the bottom of
the application
Applications must be received by
5 pm January 16.
For questions, please contact
Prerna Richards at
817- 831-2111, ext. 113.
Fax to 817-831-5070
Or mail to:
CDA Scholarship
ATTN: Prerna Richards
Camp Fire First Texas
2700 Meacham Blvd.
Scholarship recipients will be notified starting January 26
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Infant & Toddler Topics
Success in Toddlers!
A Practical Guide to
Challenging Behaviors
Audrey Rowland, M.A.
As toddlers work to make sense of
the world, develop relationships,
and learn to use their bodies, some
behaviors can become challenging in
the group environment. Biting and
tantrums can be frustrating. Teachers
and directors need practical solutions.
In this workshop, we will review the
developmental reasons that these
behaviors are common and how we
can adjust the environment, routines,
and interactions to reduce them.
We will also discuss best practices
for responding to the child. Effective
policies and procedures for biting, how
to communicate with parents about
toddler behaviors, and what to do when
biting becomes a crisis in the center will
be covered in this workshop.
CDA Subject Area 3
3 Clock Hours
9 am - Noon
Trietsch Memorial United
Methodist Church
6101 Morriss Rd
Flower Mound, TX 75028
SIDS and Shaken Baby
DeVonna Wicks, B.S.
In this session we will teach the risk
factors, common characteristics,
and statistics of Sudden Infant Death
Syndrome (SIDS) and shaken baby. We
will also review safe sleep practices and
guidelines to follow.
LET US BRING
THE TRAINING
TO YOU!
Need specific professional
development just for
your staff? Having a hard time
scheduling training?
Camp Fire has the answer.
On-Site Training
at Your Center
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309 (d)
(9) Topics relevant to the particular age
group the caregiver is assigned, CDA
Subject Area 1
2 Clock Hours
Thursday, February 12
7 – 9 pm
2700 Meacham Blvd.
Fee: $18 per person
space permitting
$24 per person
At the door $34 per person, space
permitting
Camp Fire’s trainers bring the
trainings to you and can customize
a large variety of topics like:
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Sensory Processing and
Development with
Stacy Benge, M.S.
The Three R’s of Child Abuse
with Travis Davis, M.Ed.
Emergent Writers with
Stacy Benge, M.S.
Extreme Makeover: School Age
Classroom Edition
Contact us today to learn
about your custom options.
Prerna@CampFireFW.org
817-831-2111, ext. 113
Earning CEUs
Camp Fire offers CEUs for select
trainings. Please see individual class
descriptions for CEU options.
Each CEU is $15.
CEUs are approved and issued
through UT Arlington’s Division of
Enterprise Development.
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Preschool Topics / Director & Business Topics
Fun with Math
and Science
Dr. Denise Collins and
Dawn Hallman, M.A.
Discover simple and fun ways to help
young children explore, play and learn
math and science concepts that will
lead to higher level thinking skills. See
how easy-to-make play materials will
energize your science and math center
and encourage problem solving skills for
young children.
Turning Tattle-Tellers Into
Problem Solvers
DeVonna Wicks, B.S.
This is a higher level guidance training
focused on techniques to turn your
classroom into place where a childdirected approach to problem solving is
applied. We will explore ways to guide
children to resolve their own problems
using the High Scope 6 Step Approach
to problem solving by empowering
preschoolers to resolve conflicts in a
non-threatening and respectful way.
Come join us to find ways to turn your
tattle-teller into a problem solver!
CDA Subject Area 3
2 Clock Hours
Thursday, March 5
7 – 9 pm
2700 Meacham Blvd
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1309(b)
(3) Age Appropriate Curriculum, CDA
Subject Area 8
3 Clock Hours
9 am - Noon
2700 Meacham Blvd
Fee: $24 per person
space permitting
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Fee: $18/per person
space permitting
A Great Place to Work:
Creating a Healthy
Organizational Climate
Prerna Richards, MBA
INTERMEDIATE level
This class is designed for administrators
who have been in the field at least
two years.
Early childhood program administrators
often have an overall impression that
things are going well or not so well
at their center, but they lack specific
feedback on just what different areas
of the organization contribute to those
impressions.
This workshop
helps directors
precisely define the
ten dimensions of
a center that shape
the quality of work
life for staff. It will help administrators
look at their program in these ten terms
and provide ideas to sharpen leadership
skills and implement strategies that will
make the center a great place to work.
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1311(d-e)
Management Techniques, CDA Subject
Area 6
6 Clock Hours
9 am – 4 pm
Lunch on your own
2700 Meacham Blvd.
Fee: $65 per person
Director & Business Topics
The Right Fit:
Recruiting, Selecting
and Orienting Staff
Barb Reid, M.Ed.
Early Childhood Administrator’s Credential
Rolling Class continues at Camp Fire
Join the growing group of early childhood teachers and directors to be who have
been attending our Rolling ECMI Class. Whether you are in need of training hours
and would like to attend one day or you are considering getting your credential
–plan to attend this class which is an approved course through several workforce
commissions for Texas Rising Star programs.
One of our students put it best . “It feels like a day off {with the rolling ECMI class}.I
get to come here and talk with other directors about their work and think about
mine. I love getting to know other people in the community through taking this
class!”
Classes are held Friday 8:30 am – 5 pm
INTERMEDIATE level
This class is designed for administrators
who have been in the field at least
two years.
Successful staff recruitment and
selection is a crucial component of
administering high-quality early
education and care programs. Having
the right teacher in the right position
requires that directors have a range
of effective recruitment, screening,
selection and orientation strategies at
their fingertips. This workshop provides
a framework for strategies to improve
the likelihood that early childhood
directors will be successful in finding the
right person for the job opportunities
they have to offer.
Meets Licensing Standard 746.1311(d-e)
Staff Supervision, CDA Subject Area 6
6 Clock Hours
2700 Meacham Blvd
$500 for all six classes
OR
$65 per individual class
Rolling ECMI - Start Anytime! Complete in Six Weeks
January 9 January 16
January 23
January 30
February 6 February 12
February 20 February 27
March 6
March 20
March 27
April 2
ECMI Module 1 Child Care Administration
ECMI Module 2 Minimum Standards and Legal Issues
ECMI Module 3 Staff Relations
ECMI Module 4 Child Development
ECMI Module 5 Parent Partnerships
ECMI Module 6 Ethics / Test
ECMI Module 1 Child Care Administration
ECMI Module 2 Minimum Standards and Legal Issues
ECMI Module 3 Staff Relations
ECMI Module 4 Child Development
ECMI Module 5 Parent Partnerships
ECMI Module 6 Ethics / Test
Saturday, March 28
9 am – 4 pm
Lunch on your own
2700 Meacham Blvd.
Fee: $65 per person
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Temas en Español
Tiempo del Círculo, le
funciona o no?
Hortencia Serna
El reunirse en grupo, proporciona la
oportunidad de crecer, desarrollarse
y prepararlos para la escuela.
Debidamente planificado, el tiempo en
círculo ayudará a los niños prescolares
se desarrollen en todas las areas de
desarrollo, como cognitivo, emocional,
lenguaje, y físico.
Acompañenos y aprenderá como
planificar y prepararse para el Tiempo
del Círculo.
Presenter spotlights
Karen Walker
Karen Walker recently completed her Doctorate in
Education in Early Childhood Education from the University
of North Texas in Denton, and she holds a Master’s degree in
Special Education. This is her second year teaching at Texas
A&M University - Commerce. In addition she will begin a
term as Co-President of the Dallas AEYC in 2015. She has
presented at state, national, and international conferences,
including London and Nairobi, Kenya and now Camp Fire.
Dr. Walker will provide a robust set of professional development that focuses
on special education in the early childhood classroom and effective teaching
strategies when working with our youngest learners.
Dr. Denise Collins and Dawn Hallman M.A.
Dr. Denise Collins and Dawn Hallman, M.A. are Master Trainers who have been
co-presenting professional development courses together for more than 20 years.
They have presented at national, state and local conferences.
Denise holds a Doctorate in Child Development, Masters of Science and a Bachelor
of Science. She is the Director of the Office of Professional Development at the
University of Texas at Arlington and has taught extensively on the college and
university level for over 20 years.
Cumple Licencia Estándar 746.1309(d)
(10) planificando actividades de
aprendizaje apropiadas para el
desarrollo CDA Temática 1
3 horas reloj
Sábado, 7 de Febrero
9 am a mediodía
Centro de recursos de Camp Fire
2700 Meacham Blvd
Costo: $18 per person
Limite 50 participantes
Dawn holds a Masters of Arts in Elementary Education with an Emphasis in Early
Childhood and a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education with an Early Childhood
emphasis. She is the Executive Director of a nonprofit and has taught on the
college level for over 20 years.
The teaching duo is looking forward to energizing the interests and passions of
both early childhood learners and teachers in the classroom and beyond!
Michelle Kinder, Executive Director
Momentous Institute
When kids feel safe and secure, their brains soak up learning.
Children need secure attachments to safe adults and they
need help developing skills to calm themselves down,
connect with others and make good decisions.
The toxic stress that comes with living in poverty is
compromising the health of today’s children. Teachers and parents are frustrated
by the sometimes unseen factors getting in the way of kids ability to learn and
focus.
We know this better than anyone, but aren’t always sure what strategies to
integrate into the classroom to shift that reality. Michelle will discuss strategies
such as Brain Basics, Brain Breaks and more during her keynote and breakout
sessions at the Camp Fire Spring Conference. This keynote may change the
way you view the toughest kids you serve and will provide specific strategies to
promote healthy attachment and brain development with all children.
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Professional Learning Registration Form 1. Copy this form as needed, 1 form per training event, and return completed form and registration fees to: Attn: Professional Learning Registrar Camp Fire First Texas 2700 Meacham Blvd. Fort Worth, TX 76137 2. Or you may fax this form, along with your credit card information to: 817‐806‐5150. Faxes go directly to registrar. 3. Space is limited ‐ first come, first served! You may call our office to confirm your registration. 4. Please include a check or money order payable to Camp Fire. We are unable to accept cash. 5. Discounts do not apply to ECMI, CDA or Spanish training. Discounts for these classes have already been applied and are supported by Camp Fire. 6. CEU’s are available for our advanced level trainings only. 7. CANCELLATION POLICY: If you are unable to attend a workshop, you must call our office 24 hours before the training event to make substitution arrangements. Coupons and substitutions cannot be made after training workshops are over. If you miss a class, you forfeit your fees. No refunds for CPR, First Aid or Pre‐Service. Please Print or Type or Register ONLINE at CampFireFW.org Child Care Facility Name________________________________________________ Phone ______________________________ Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________ City _________________________________________ State _________ Zip _______________ County _____________________ Email _________________________________________ Is your child care facility a:  registered/licensed family home  center  other Training Event Title: ______ ______________ Training Date: ______ Purchase CEUs? Add $15 per person Participant Names (attach more names as needed) 1. Cost Per Person Yes  Yes  Yes  Yes  Yes  2. 3. 4. 5. Amount Enclosed ___________________ Available for Advanced Level Trainings ONLY Check or Money Order # Credit Card Information  MasterCard  Visa  American Express  Discover Card Card Number: ___________________________________________ Expiration Date: ________ CVV2 Code: ______ Name on Credit Card (print): Signature of Cardholder: Phone Number: __________________________ Camp Fire First Texas
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Our Promise
Young people want to shape the world.
Camp Fire provides the opportunity
to find their Spark, lift their voice,
and discover who they are.
In Camp Fire, it begins now.
Light the fire within
Free Professional Development
Course: Connect4Success
Young children often demonstrate
challenging behaviors. There is rapid
growth and development going in
the first five years that is exciting yet
HAND IN HAND
difficult to understand. Connect4Success
is an intensive series of 3 classes and
application exercises (12 in class hours and 9 self-study hours for a potential 21
clock hours) that provide caregivers with useful skills for promoting pro-social
behaviors in the learning environment. Camp Fire, in collaboration with Hand In
Hand, will offer two tracks: one infant/toddler track and one preschool track at
two different sites.
February 28, April 11, May 16
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Red Apple School
Peace Lutheran Church
941 W Bedford Euless Road
Hurst, TX 76053
March 28, April 25, May 30
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Harvest Child Enrichment Center Assembly of God
7501 Crowley Road
Thanks to the collaboration with Hand In Hand, this course is offered at no cost to
child care professionals who work in TARRANT County, excluding Fort Worth.
Registration is required. Space is limited so register TODAY!
Please register with Debra at 817-831-2111, ext. 145 or Training@CampFireFW.org.
Look inside to meet new presenters
and speakers for the first quarter.
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Karen Walker
Dr. Denise Collins
Dawn Hallman M.A.
Michelle Kinder, Momentous Institute
NOMINATE
An Outstanding
Professional
Today!
Nominations for the Tenth Annual
Celebration of Child Care Champions
Awards dinner will open on
December 2. We will be accepting
nominations in the following
categories:
• Young Professional of the Year
• Teacher of the Year
• Administrator of the Year
• Family Child Care Provider
of the Year
• Phyllis Jack Moore Professional
Development Award
Award details and nomination form
are available at CampFireFW.org
We hope you submit your favorite
teacher or administrator as a nominee!
The nominations close February 2.
The awards dinner will be March 26.
Child Care Champions

Professional Learning Course Catalog

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