by CCRR Reception | Feb 28, 2026
What does communication look like before language? This session helps educators understand and support the earliest forms of expression—crying, body movements, gestures, and shared attention. We’ll explore how to respond respectfully, encourage turn-taking, and foster...
by CCRR Reception | Feb 28, 2026
REGISTRATION IS NOT REQUIRED. PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION BELOW TO ENSURE YOU HAVE ALL THE DETAILS. The studio is a creative space where we explore, transform, and investigate materials to help you build a lasting connection with art that inspires children’s...
by CCRR Reception | Feb 28, 2026
This 8-hour course includes choking skills, breathing emergencies, CPR for babies and children, as well as first aid for common injuries. AED certification is also included. This course meets child care licensing regulations. To register please call Jennifer at...
by CCRR Reception | Feb 28, 2026
This section investigates the role of media in shaping children’s play and imagination, with a particular focus on the history of consumerism in children’s toy culture. It considers the shift from imaginative, open-ended play to more scripted, media-driven play...
by CCRR Reception | Feb 28, 2026
Taking a critical look at the current literature on play, it is clear that play is more than just a fun pass time or way to occupy children’s time. Play gives children time, agency and it can be healing. Play is how we best prepare children for the future....
