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TRAINING TITLE/TOPIC DOMAIN/STANDARD BRONZE SILVER GOLD REQUIRED ATTENDEES EXCELERATE-APPROVED TRAININGS AVAILABLE /

EFFECTIVE DATE / FEE

ExceleRate Illinois Orientation √ √ √ Administrator ExceleRate Illinois Orientation / December 2013 / Free

Environment Rating Scales-OR-CLASS Training

1A √ √ √ Administrator 1 teaching staff per classroom

An Introduction to the Environment Rating Scales / July 2007 / $10-OR-CLASS training accepted at Silver and Gold onlyStrategies for a Successful CLASS Observation / varies

Early Learning Guidelines for Children Birth to Age Three 1B / 1C √

Administrator 1 teaching staff per classroom (trained on standards specific to the age group they care for)

Illinois Early Learning Guidelines (IELG) / December 2013 / Free

Early Learning and Development Standards Preschool

1B / 1C √Administrator 1 teaching staff per classroom (trained on standards specific to the age group they care for)

Illinois Early Learning & Development Standards (IELDS) August 2013 / Free

Curriculum 1B √ √

Bronze: Administrator 1 teaching staff per classroom (trained on overview of curricula or a specific curriculum aligned with IELG/IELDS)

Finding a Curriculum that Works for You / April 2014 / Free

Silver: 1 teaching staff per classroom (trained on specific curriculum or curriculum implementation)

Creative Curriculum for Infants, Toddlers and Twos ; Creative Curriculum for Preschool - 5th Edition / January 2004 / $20Off the Shelf and into Practice: Using Your Curriculum Every Day July 2015 / Free

Child Screening 1D √ Administrator Introduction to Developmental Screening Tools / March 2014 / $10-OR-Early Childhood Developmental Screening (ECDS) December 2007 / $15

Child Assessment 1E √ Administrator Fundamentals of Child Assessment / April 2014 / $10

Inclusion of Children with Special Needs 1F √ √ √

Bronze/Silver: Administrator 1 teaching staff per classroom

Welcoming Each & Every Child (WEEC) / any duration November 2012 / $15-OR- Special Care / any duration / 2004–2012Gold: All classroom staff

For a training to be ExceleRate-approved it must also be Gateways Registry-approved and appear on section 3, 4, or 5 of your Professional Development Record (PDR).

Training Requirements for Licensed Child Care CentersThis is a guide to inform you of training requirements throughout the ExceleRate® Illinois Circles of Quality. It includes the trainings that will count currently, but as the system rolls out additional trainings may be created or approved. Please always refer to the ExceleRate Illinois Standard and Evidence Charts for the specific detail. To find available trainings, visit the statewide online training calendar at www.ilgateways.com.

Teaching Staff that have completed an Associate or higher degree in Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Special Education, or closely related field, have met the 1F- Children with Special Needs standard (across all circles) and will not need to show proof of completing the “Welcoming Each and Every Child” training. This will be confirmed through official transcripts from an accredited college/universities.

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For a training to be ExceleRate-approved it must also be Gateways Registry-approved and appear on section 3, 4, or 5 of your Professional Development Record (PDR).

Training Requirements for Licensed Child Care CentersThis is a guide to inform you of training requirements throughout the ExceleRate Illinois Circles of Quality. It includes the trainings that will count currently, but as the system rolls out additional trainings may be created or approved. Please always refer to the ExceleRate Illinois Standard and Evidence Charts for the specific detail. To find available trainings, visit the statewide online training calendar at www.ilgateways.com.

TRAINING TITLE/TOPIC DOMAIN/STANDARD BRONZE SILVER GOLD REQUIRED ATTENDEES REGISTRY TRAININGS AVAILABLE / EFFECTIVE DATE / FEE

Family & Community Engagement 2A √ Administrator Family and Community - Partners in Learning / June 2014 / $10

Transitions 2B √ Administrator An Introduction to Transitions / June 2014 / $10

Program Administration 3A √ √ √ Administrator Getting Ready for the PAS / July 2007 / $10

Continuous Quality Improvement 3C √ Administrator Understanding and Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement

June 2014 / $10

Linguistically & Culturally Appropriate Practice 3D √ Administrator

1 teaching staff per classroomBasics of Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Practice April 2014 / Free

Staff Development 4C √Administrator (or staff responsible for professional development planning)

Creating Individual Professional Development Plans June 2014 / $10

Gateways Credentials (i.e. ECE Credential levels 3-5, Infant Toddler Credential levels 3-5 and the Illinois Director Credential levels I-III) meet the following ExceleRate Illinois training requirements (across all circles of quality):

• Finding a Curriculum that Works for You• Introduction to Developmental Screening Tools• Fundamentals of Child Assessment• Welcoming Each & Every Child• Family and Community: Partners in Learning• An Introduction to Transitions• Understanding and Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement• Basics of Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Practice• Creating Individual Professional Development Plans

Preschool for All funded teachers/assistants within licensed child care centers are not required to take the ExceleRate Illinois Circle of Quality required training or the professional development hours at 4C. However, staff may attend ExceleRate approved training if they choose.





For a training to be ExceleRate-Approved it must also be Gateways Registry-Approved and appear on section 3, 4, or 5 of your Professional Development Record (PDR).

Training Requirements for Licensed Family Child CareThis is a guide to inform you of training requirements throughout the ExceleRate® Illinois Circles of Quality. It includes the trainings that will count currently, but as the system rolls out additional trainings may be created or approved. Please always refer to the ExceleRate Illinois Standard and Evidence Charts for the specific detail. To find available trainings, visit the statewide online training calendar at www.ilgateways.com.

Trainings noted are required for FCC provider and any assistant required per IDCFS licensing regulation for proper staff to child ratios. Required at Silver and Gold if completing own child screenings.

TRAINING TITLE/TOPIC DOMAIN/STANDARD BRONZE SILVER GOLD REQUIRED

ATTENDEES EXCELERATE-APPROVED TRAININGS AVAILABLE / EFFECTIVE DATE / FEE

ExceleRate Illinois Orientation for Licensed Family Child Care (LFCC) √ √ √ FCC Provider ExceleRate Illinois Orientation for Licensed Family Child Care (LFCC) / March 2015 / Free

Learning Environment 1A √ √ √ FCC ProviderAn Introduction to the Environment Rating Scales / July 2007 / $10-OR-An Introduction to the Family Child Care Environment Rating Scale – Revised November 2009 / $10

Safe and Healthy Environment 1B √ FCC Provider & Assistant Caring for Mixed-Ages of Children / July 2015 / $10

Interactions 1C √ FCC ProviderAn Introduction to the Environment Rating Scales / July 2007 / $10-OR-An Introduction to the Family Child Care Environment Rating Scale – Revised November 2009 / $10

Curriculum and Child Assessment 1D √ √ FCC Provider

Bronze: Fundamentals of Child Assessment / April 2014 / $10 -AND-Illinois Early Learning Guidelines (IELG) / December 2013 / Free -AND-Illinois Early Learning & Development Standards (IELDS) / August 2013 / Free-AND-Finding a Curriculum that Works for You / April 2014 / Free -OR-Off the Shelf and into Practice: Using Your Curriculum Every Day / July 2015 / Free -OR-Training on a specific curriculumSilver: Illinois Early Learning Guidelines (IELG) / December 2013 / Free -AND-Illinois Early Learning & Development Standards (IELDS) / August 2013 / Free -AND-Off the Shelf and into Practice: Using Your Curriculum Every Day / July 2015 / Free -OR-ExceleRate-Approved training on a specific curriculum

Child Screening 1E √ √ √ FCC ProviderIntroduction to Developmental Screening Tools / March 2014 / $10-OR-Early Childhood Developmental Screening (ECDS) / December 2007 / $15





For a training to be ExceleRate-Approved it must also be Gateways Registry-Approved and appear on section 3, 4, or 5 of your Professional Development Record (PDR).

Training Requirements for Licensed Family Child CareThis is a guide to inform you of training requirements throughout the ExceleRate Illinois Circles of Quality. It includes the trainings that will count currently, but as the system rolls out additional trainings may be created or approved. Please always refer to the ExceleRate Illinois Standard and Evidence Charts for the specific detail. To find available trainings, visit the statewide online training calendar at www.ilgateways.com.

TRAINING TITLE/TOPIC DOMAIN/STANDARD BRONZE SILVER GOLD REQUIRED

ATTENDEES EXCELERATE-APPROVED TRAININGS AVAILABLE / EFFECTIVE DATE / FEE

Inclusion of Children with Special Needs 1F √ √ √ FCC Provider

& AssistantWelcoming Each & Every Child (WEEC) / any duration / November 2012 / $15 -OR-Special Care / any duration / 2004-2012

Linguistically and Culturally Appropriate Practice 1G √ FCC Provider

& Assistant Basics of Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Practice / April 2014 / Free

Family-Provider Communication and Collaboration 2A √ FCC Provider Family and Community – Partners in Learning / June 2014 / $10

Connecting and Supporting Families 2B √ FCC Provider Family and Community – Partners in Learning / June 2014 / $10

Transitions 2C √ FCC Provider An Introduction to Transitions / June 2014 / $10

Business Administration 3A √ √ √ FCC Provider Getting Ready for the BAS / December 2007 / $10

Continuous Quality Improvement 3C √ FCC Provider Understanding and Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement / June 2014 / $10

Ongoing Professional Development 4D √ FCC Provider Creating Individual Professional Development Plans / June 2014 / $10

Gateways Credentials (i.e. ECE Credential levels 3-5, Infant Toddler Credential levels 3-5 and the Illinois Director Credential levels I-III) meet the following ExceleRate Illinois training requirements (across all circles of quality):• Finding a Curriculum that Works for You• Introduction to Developmental Screening Tools• Fundamentals of Child Assessment• Welcoming Each & Every Child• Family and Community: Partners in Learning• An Introduction to Transitions• Understanding and Planning for Continuous Quality Improvement• Basics of Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Practice• Creating Individual Professional Development Plans


Trainings noted are required for FCC provider and any assistant required per IDCFS licensing regulation for proper staff to child ratios. Family Child Care Providers, assistants and substitutes that have completed an Associate or higher degree in Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Special Education, or closely related field, have met

the 1F- Children with Special Needs standard (across all circles) and will not need to show proof of completing the “Welcoming Each and Every Child” training. This will be confirmed through official transcripts from an accredited college/university.

YWCA Metropolitan Chicago Training Policies

Registration: Registration for trainings offered by the YWCA Metropolitan Chicago Child Care Resource and Referral will be accepted through Online, Mail, Fax or dropped off in person at the YWCA office prior to the training.

Enrollment process: Complete registration form and fee when applicable. Registrations will be processed in the order received and a waiting list will be established when necessary. Each participant is required to submit a separate registration. Registration deadlines: Registration is expected at least one week prior to the workshop/series.

If enrollment is low, registration may be taken up to 2 business days prior to the scheduled class.

Registration must be received 7 days prior to the scheduled training date in order to receive a certificate on the day of the training. All other certificates will be mailed after the training if registered after schedule deadline.

Enrollment is not complete until both registration form and fees have been received.

Enrollment Limits: Typically, there is no limit on the number of participants from one facility. However, if the need arises to limit the number of participants from one program the YWCA CCR&R reserves the right to do so. The limit guidelines are as follows: FCC: Max. 2 per program CCC: Max. 4 per program

Payment: Enrollment is not complete until both registration form and fees have been received. Pre-registration fees may be non-refundable for no-show registrants. Registrants are not to be charged or billed fees for non-attendance after training has occurred. No show registrants are not to be denied access to future training as long as they follow other training policies and procedures. Registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferrable.

Payments should be made out to the YWCA Child Care Resource and Referral.

Registration notification: If you provide an email address, confirmation will be sent via email once registration is complete. If no email is provided, written confirmation will be provided upon request.

Agency cancellation: The YWCA reserves the right to cancel trainings for low registration, inclement weather, presenter’s illness. In the event the training is cancelled, participants will be notified by phone or email. Training coupons will be issued for cancelled trainings.

Coupons: Coupons will be issued for trainings cancelled by the YWCA. Coupons are valid for 6 months from the date of issue. Only original coupons will be accepted.

Participant cancellation: Please contact the YWCA training department via phone or email at least 48 hours prior to the training if you are unable to attend.

Refunds/Vouchers/Credit for registration fees will not be given.

Registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.

If you cannot attend a training and want to send someone in your place, please contact the training department during normal business hours.

Time frame for cancelling: If the YWCA CCR&R cancels the training due to low enrollment all participants that registered will be contacted by phone no later than 2 business days prior to the training scheduled date.

Rescheduling: The YWCA CCR&R will make every effort to reschedule a cancelled training by the following quarter.

Advance registration is required for all Trainings. Walk-ins are not allowed.

Certificates: A. Late Arrivals— a fifteen (15) minute

grace period will be given at all training sessions. This grace period begins at the advertised start time. Participants

YWCA Metropolitan Chicago Training Policies

will not be allowed in the training after the 15-minute grace period according to trainer’s clock. Fees will not be refunded and no coupon will be issued.

B. Early Departures: To receive a training certificate, the participant must stay until the trainer is finished.

C. Unreasonable time spent out from the training will result in the loss of a certificate and may result in removal from the training. If you must handle an emergency, please notify the facilitator/presenter and dismiss yourself from the training.

Replacement: Replacement certificates must be issued at the request of an individual participant. Certificates are only to be released to the individual who participated at the training. If you have not received your certificate within 30 days of training, you must notify the CCR&R. $5 fee will apply after 30 days.

DTP transcripts may be issued at the request of an individual participant. To ensure confidentiality, transcripts are to be released to the individual.

Fee for transcript: No fee

Conduct/disruptive behavior: At the discretion of the trainer—If an attendee is considered to be disruptive in behavior, he/she may be asked to leave the training and will not receive a certificate or refund.

Children are not permitted at training sessions.

All cell phones must be silenced prior to the start of the workshop. Participants needing to attend to phone calls should excuse themselves from the workshop.

All ethnicities, abilities, educational levels, opinions, and experiences will be respected.

Personal experiences shared during the workshop will be respected.

Misconduct or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. Behavior of this type will result in removal from the workshop session.

Threats, harassment, or abusive treatment of staff, facilitators, presenters, or other participants will NOT be tolerated. Misconduct of this type is considered a serious offense and will be subject to immediate and appropriate disciplinary action. In addition, the matter may be referred to local authorities for investigation and/or prosecution.

No weapons are allowed on YWCA premises and/or at any YWCA sponsored events or trainings.

Participants who do not abide by these policies will be asked to leave and will not receive a training certificate or coupon.

Quality and Training Department 55 E North Ave.

Glendale Heights, IL 60139 630-790-3030

[email protected]

All training policies are created by the YWCA CCR&R in accordance with the Department of Human Services regulations.

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weds. 6/01

Level 1 ECE Credentials Module 8a Presented by Bernice Shelton, ITN Tranier Preschool Social and Emotional Development (Module 8A) As children approach preschool age, their needs begin to change. This is the first of four classes designed to better understand children as they approach school age. You’ll identify characteristics of social and emotional development and learn techniques for promoting appropriate and effective discipline for preschool children

6:00p.m. to 9:00p.m. In-Service Hours: 3 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101 Training Room B

All Early Childhood Professionals

Fee: Free Max: 25

weds. 6/01

Program for Infant Toddler Care –Module 4 Pt 1 Presented by Casey Craft , Infant Toddler Specialist

Essential Connections: Ten Keys to Culturally Sensitive Child Care

Participants will discuss five keys that help infant/toddler care programs implement culturally responsive care and five keys infant care teachers can use to support their efforts to become more aware their own and others’ cultural perspectives as well as to work through cultural conflicts and misunderstandings.

Harmonizing Cultural Diversity for Sensitive Infant Care Through viewing and discussing DVDs, personal reflection, and large and small group discussions, participants explore their cultural expectations and biases and have an opportunity to learn about alternative perspectives and realities through the cultural lenses and experiences of others.

6:00p.m. to 10:00p.m. In-Service: 4 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101 Training Room A

Participants must attend all session to receive credit. (6/01 & 6/15)

Fee: $25 for Modules Max: 25-

thurs. 6/02

Credencial del Nivel 1 Modulo 2c Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Trainer Asuntos de Seguridad en el Cuidado en Grupo (Módulo 2C) La seguridad de un niño es la preocupación número uno de los padres y de los proveedores de cuidado por igual. En esta tercera clase, usted identificará ideas para crear un ambiente de cuidado en grupo más seguro, confrontará el aspecto del abuso y negligencia y aprenderá a prepararse para las emergencias y los primeros auxilios.

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101 Training Room B

Todos los Profesionales de Educación Temprana que hablen Español

Fee: Free Max: 25

sat. 6/04

Level 1 ECE Credential Modules 7a Presented by Child Development: (Birth to 8 months) (Module 7A) Newborns and young babies are developing at an incredible rate, causing them to have special needs unlike older children. In this fourth class, you’ll understand how children from birth to 8 months learn and grow, and how to individualize their care accordingly

9:30 a.m. to 12:30p.m. In-Service : 3 Glenside Public Library 25 E. Fullerton Ave. Glendale Heights, IL 60139 Room B


Fee: Free Max: 25


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tues. 6/07

CPR/First Aid Presented by Emergency Response This training will focus on CPR and choking rescue for adults, children, and infants. Treatment of bleeding, burns, shock, seizure, splinting and use of automated external defibrillators will also be covered.

6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 4 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101


Fee: $55 Max: 25

tjurs. 6/09

ExceleRate Illinois Orientation for Licensed Family Child Care Presented by Lauren Anderson, Quality & Grant Specialist ExceleRate™ Illinois is the quality rating and improvement system for licensed family child care, licensed child care centers, Head Start, and Preschool for All programs. This orientation provides family child care providers an overview of the goals, quality indicators, benefits of participation, application process, and the system supports available for success at reaching each Circle of Quality.

6:30 p.m. To 8:30p.m. In-Service Hours: 2 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101 Training Room B

All Licensed Family Childcare Providers

Fee: Free Max: 25

sat. 6/11

Level 1 ECE Credential Modules 8b & 8c Presented by Debra Wells ITN Trainer Preschool Physical Development (Module 8B) As toddlers mature, their minds aren’t the only things growing at an incredible rate. You’ll understand the special areas of physical development in preschool-aged children. You also will learn about fine motor activities that will help preschoolers grow into their bodies while developing proper coordination and movement. Preschool Language Development (Module 8C) Appropriate speech patterns and language skills are crucial to nurturing effective communications by preschoolers. In this third class on preschool development, you’ll explore how to use a picture and storybooks to lay the foundation for good reading and proper language use. This class comes complete with discussions on how to help children with special needs

9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 6 Grace United Methodist Church 300 E. Gartner Rd. Naperville, IL 60506

All Early Childhood Professionals (Bring Lunch)

Fee: Free Max: 25


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sat. 6/11

Nivel 1 Crednecial Modulo 8d & 9 Presented by Ana Sanchez ITN Trainer Desarrollo Cognoscitivo de los Preescolares (Módulo 8D) En esta sección final sobre el desarrollo de los preescolares, usted se sumergirá a profundidad en cómo los preescolares aprenden e identificará ideas para hacer que el aprendizaje sea divertido. Con sugerencias para actividades que promueven el que los preescolares exploren los números, las formas, los colores y la ciencia, esta clase le da toda la información que usted necesita para hacer crecer y extender la habilidad de los niños para pensar y entender. Desarrollo de los Niños en Edad Escolar (Módulo 9) Para completar la importante sección sobre el desarrollo de los niños, esta clase dirige su atención a los niños en edad escolar para descubrir cómo ellos difieren en la forma en que aprenden y crecen. Con ideas sobre cómo cuidar mejor a los niños de edad escolar, esta clase ofrece guía sobre cómo establecer reglas y límites y cómo lograr que los niños en edad escolar aprecien los conceptos de seguridad y respeto

9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 6 Grace United Methodist Church 300 E. Gartner Rd. Naperville, IL 60506


Fee: Free Max: 25

tues. 6/14

Quality Beginnings! Presented by YWCA Staff Interested in starting a home child care business? Then this class is for you! A brief overview of all the aspects involved in operating a family child care home, including interviewing parents, marketing your services, setting up, record keeping and taxes, and more will be covered.

9:30 a.m. To 11:30a.m. In-Service Hours: 2 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101

New Family Child Care Providers

Fee: $15 Max: 15

tues. 6/14

Quality Beginnings! Presented by YWCA Staff Interested in starting a home child care business? Then this class is for you! A brief overview of all the aspects involved in operating a family child care home, including interviewing parents, marketing your services, setting up, record keeping and taxes, and more will be covered.

6:30 p.m. To 8:30p.m. In-Service Hours: 2 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101

New Family Child Care Providers

Fee: $15 Max: 15

weds. 6/15

Nivel 1 Credencial Modulo 8a Presented by Ana Sanchez, ITN Trainer Desarrollo Social y Emocional de los Preescolares (Módulo 8A) Mientras los niños se acercan a la edad preescolar, sus necesidades comienzan a cambiar. Esta es la primera de cuatro clases diseñadas para entender mejor a los niños mientras se acercan a la edad escolar. Usted identificará características del desarrollo social y emocional y aprenderá técnicas para promover la disciplina apropiada y efectiva para los niños preescolares.

6:00p.m. to 9:00p.m. In-Service: 3 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101


Fee: Free Max: 25


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weds. 6/15

Level 1 ECE Credentials Module 6 Presented by Bernice Shelton, ITN Trainer Preschool Social and Emotional Development (Module 8A) As children approach preschool age, their needs begin to change. This is the first of four classes designed to better understand children as they approach school age. You’ll identify characteristics of social and emotional development and learn techniques for promoting appropriate and effective discipline for preschool children

6:00 p.m. to 9:00p.m. In-Service ;3 Grace United Methodist Church 300 E. Gartner Rd. Naperville, IL 60506 Room 232


Fee:: Free Max: 25

wed 6/15

Program for Infant Toddler Care –Module 4 Pt 2 Presented by Casey Craft , Infant Toddler Specialist

Protective Urges: Parent-Care Teacher Relations

Participants first explore the heightened emotions parents often feel when bringing their infants to an infant/toddler care program. In most cases, intense protective feelings or “protective urges” come naturally to parents

Responding to Families in Culturally Sensitive Ways

This session helps participants increase their awareness of their own cultural assumptions and of how these assumptions may affect their interactions with families from cultures different from their own.

6:00p.m. to 10:00p.m. In-Service: 4 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101 Training Room A

Participants must attend all session to receive credit. (6/01 & 6/15)

Fee: $25 for Modules Max: 25-Closed

sat. 6/18

Introduction to the Environment Rating Scales (ERS) Presented by Debra Wells ITN Trainer This training is for center-based programs and family child care providers and offers an overview of the Environment Rating Scales. The Environment Rating Scales are user-friendly assessment tools that measure the quality of the learning environment for infants through school-age children.

9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 4 Holiday Inn Carol Stream 150 S,. Gary St. Carol Stream, IL 60188

Fee: $10 Max: 25

sat. 6/18

Nutrition and Physical Self-Assessment in Child Care Assessment Presented by Barbara Taylor The Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment in Child Care Assessment (NAP SACC) training includes five one-hour workshops on these topics: 1) Childhood Obesity, 2) Nutrition for Young Children, 3) Physical Activity for Young Children, 4) Personal Health and Wellness for Staff, and, 5) Working with Families to Promote Healthy Weight Behaviors . These workshops are designed to increase child care providers’ knowledge of the relationship between nutrition, physical activity and the development of healthy weight in children, and guidelines and strategies for overcoming barriers to organizational change

9:30a.m. to 2:30p.m. In-Service Hours: 5 Indian Prairie Public Library 401 Plainfield Rd. Darien, IL 60561


Fee: Free Max: 25


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tues. 6/21

Take it Outside Presented by Laura Barr, Nutrition & Wellness Educator Participants will increase their knowledge of research regarding the benefits of outdoor play and time in nature. Participants will better understand the adult role in facilitating outdoor play, facilitating unstructured/child initiated play in outdoor spaces, and preparing outdoor play space.

6:30p.m/. to 8:30p.m. In-Service 2 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101


Fee::Free Max: 25

weds. 6/22

Orientacion de ExceleRate IL para proveedores de cuidado de ninos en el hogar Presented by Norma Duran, Community Engagement Specialist ExceleRate Illinois es el sistema de clasificación de la calidad y mejoras para proveedores de cuidado de niños en el hogar con licencia, centros con licencia, Head Start y programas de Preschool for All. Esta orientación provee a los proveedores de cuidado de niños en el hogar una revisión general de las metas, indicadores de calidad, beneficios de participación, proceso de solicitud, y apoyo disponible para alcanzar con éxito cada Círculo de Calidad..

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. In-Service: 2 Indian Prairie Public Library 401 Plainfield Rd. Darien, IL 60561

Proveedores de cuidado de ninos en el hogar con licencia

Fee: Free Max: 30

weds. 6/22

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How to Keep a Child with Autism Engaged in Meaningful Learning Activities Presented by Joy Cooper,, MA LBS1 & Holly McCarthy , MA BCBA This workshop will help parents and educators develop learning activities that will engage young learners with autism spectrum disorder. We will review different ways to structure activities, (whether in groups, during one-on-one instruction, or in natural environments) embed proactive supports, and involve personal interests to maximize participation and learning that can benefit all areas of functioning.

9:00a.m. to 1:00p.m. In-Service: 4 Giant Steps 2500 Cabot Drive Lisle, IL 60532

Fee: $15 Max: 25

thurs. 6/23

Entendiendo y Usando el questionario de Edades y Etapas (ASQ) Presented by Norma Duran, Community Engagement Specialist Esta sesión proveerá información en cómo utilizar la herramienta de Edades y Etapas del Desarrollo para evaluar el progreso del desarrollo de los niños en su programa. Le dará acceso a un sitio web donde esta herramienta será calificada por expertos; también es una manera de almacenar los datos de su prueba sin costo alguno. El Cuestionario de Edades y Etapas es una herramienta de prueba del desarrollo aprobada para ser usada en su negocio de cuidado de niños y puede asistirlo a alcanzar un programa de calidad a través de ExceleRate.

6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 1.5 Addison Public Library 4 Friendship Plaza Addison, IL 60101


Fee: Free Max: 25


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thurs. 6/23

Understanding and Using the Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) Presented by Mary Hildenbrandt, Community Engagement Specialist This session will provide information on how to utilize the online Ages & Stages Developmental Screening tool in your program to evaluate the developmental progress for all children in your program. It will give you access to a website to have the screening tool scored by experts, as well as a no cost venue to store all your screening data. The Ages & Stages Questionnaire is an approved developmental screening tool to use toward best practices in your child care business and can assist you in reaching quality programming through ExceleRate.

6:30 p.m. to 8:00p.m. In-Service Hours: 1.5 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101 Training Room B


Fee: Free Max: 25

sat. 6/25

Nivel 1 Crednecial Modulo 8b & 8c Presented by Ana Sanchez ITN Trainer Desarrollo Físicos de los Preescolares (Módulo 8B) Mientras los pequeñines maduran, sus mentes no son las únicas cosas que están creciendo en ellos a una rapidez increíble. Usted entenderá las áreas especiales del desarrollo físico en los niños de edad preescolar. Además, usted aprenderá sobre actividades para el motor fino que van a ayudar a los preescolares a crecer junto con sus cuerpos mientras desarrollan la coordinación y el movimiento apropiados. Desarrollo del Lenguaje de los Preescolares (Módulo 8C) Los patrones del habla apropiada y las destrezas del lenguaje son cruciales para cultivar la comunicación efectiva en los preescolares. En esta tercera clase sobre el desarrollo de los preescolares, usted explorará cómo usar una fotografía y los libros de cuentos para establecer el fundamento para la buena lectura y el uso apropiado del lenguaje. Esta clase viene completa con un análisis sobre cómo ayudar a los niños con necesidades especiales.

9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In-Service Hours: 6 Holiday Inn & Suites 150 S. Gary Ave.\ Carol Stream, IL 60188 Stratford A


Fee: Free Max: 25

sat. 6/25

Level 1 ECE Credential Modules 8d & 9 Presented by Bernice Shelton ITN Trainer Preschool Cognitive Development (Module 8D) In this final session on preschool development, you’ll dive deeper into how preschoolers learn and identify tips for making learning fun. With suggestions for activities that encourage your preschoolers to explore numbers, shapes, colors and science, this class gives all the information you need to grow and stretch the ability of children to think and understand. School Age Development (Module 9) Completing the important section on child development, this class looks at school-aged children to uncover how their learning and growth differs. With tips on how to better care for school-aged youth, this class also offers you guidance on how to set rules and limits and to get your school-aged kids to appreciate safety and respect.

9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 6 Holiday Inn & Suites 150 S. Gary Ave.\ Carol Stream, IL 60188 Charleston Room


Fee: Free Max: 25


presenter time &


tues. 6/28

Understanding the Early Intervention System Presented by Lori Orr, Program Director for PACT’s Child and Family Connections. Now that you have screened children using the ASQ:3- what next? This training will provide guidance on the Early Intervention System from when, how and why to make a referral. Also, provide guidance on how to talk with families about the outcomes of the ASQ:3 and concerns you may have about their child.

6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m. In Service Hours: 2 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101


Fee: Free Max: 25

weds 6/29

Level 1 ECE Credential Modules 7c Presented by Bernice Shelton, ITN Trainer Child Development (18-36 months) (Module 7C) Toddlers are an energetic bunch who require plenty of stimulation and education. In this final section of child development training, you’ll explore how children aged 18- to 36-months learn language, learn to think, learn to move and learn feelings, so you can better nurture this often-curious age group.

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. In-Service Hours: 3 YWCA Patterson & McDaniel Family Center 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101


Fee: Free Max: 25

YWCA Child Care Resource and Referral Training Registration Form

Please print clearly – please use one form per person. Make additional copies as needed.

In order to finalize your registration, we must receive a completed registration form with payment, if applicable.

1. All YWCA CCR&R trainings – checks made payable to YWCA CCR&R Name: ____________________________________ Home Phone: __________________ E-mail: ____________________ (Receive registration confirmation via email) Facility Type: Child Care Center Family Child Care Home Family Child Care Group Home Job Title: Kith and Kin (not licensed, caring for children of family or friends) Potential Provider Independent Consultant FCC Owner FCC Assistant Center Director Center Asst. Director Center Teacher Center Assistant Teacher Parent Other (please specify) _____________________ Center/Business Name: ___________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________ City/Zip/State: ______________________________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Fax: ______________________ Do you currently serve children on the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)? Yes No

DuPage County Kane County Other (please specify)________________ Number of years in current position: Less than 6 mos. 6-12 mos. 1-3 yrs. More than 3 yrs. Ages of children you personally provide care for: FCC – check all ages that apply Center Staff – check primary age you provide care for only

Infants Toddlers (15 months – 23 months) 2 Years Preschool School Age Please Fill in trainings you would like to attend and include date, title and cost. TITLE DATE FEE USING A TRAINING COUPON CASH CHECK #

Are you…… License-exempt Licensed by DCFS Not applicable

Return Completed Form To: YWCA CCR&R 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101 Attn: Training Registration

YWCA Child Care Resource and Referral Forma de Registro

Por favor, escriba claro – use una forma por persona. Haga copias adicionales cuando lo necesite. En orden de finalizar su registracion, debemos recibir la forma de registro completa con el pago, si aplica.

o Todos los demás entrenamientos de YWCA CCR&R – cheque pagable a YWCA CCR&R o

Nombre: __________________________ Teléfono de Casa: __________________ Dirección de e-mail: __________________ Su posición: Amigos y parientes (cuida niños de familia o amigos sin licencia) Proveedor potencial Consultor independiente Dueño de hogar familiar de cuidado de niños Asistente de hogar familiar de cuidado de niños

Director/a de guardería Asistente de director/a Maestro/a de guardería Asistente de maestro/a

Padre/madre Otros (por favor, especifique) _____________________

Nombre de trabajo: ______________________________________________________

Dirección: _____________________________________________________________ iudad/Código postal/Estado: _____________________________________________

Teléfono: _________________________ Fax: _______________________

¿Actualmente, tiene niños que reciben ayuda financiera del Programa de Asistencia (CCAP)? Sí No Condado de Dupage Condado de Kane Otro (por favor, especifique)______________________

¿Cuánto tiempo tiene usted cuidando niños?: Menos de 6 meses 6-12 meses 1-3 años Más de 3 años Edades de los niños que usted personalmente cuida: Proveedor de hogar familiar de cuidado de niños – marque todas las edades que apliquen Empleados de guardería – marque solo la edad primaria que usted provee cuidado

Infantes Pequeñines (15 meses – 23 meses) 2 años Pre-Escolar Edad Escolar

TRAINING TITLE DATE FEE USING A TRAINING COUPON CASH CHECK #

La guardería o el hogar está……

Exento de Licencia Con Licencia del DCFS No aplicable

Enviar forma completa a: YWCA CCR&R 2055 Army Trail Rd. Addison, IL 60101

Attn: Training Registration

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