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Provide effective
and informative presentations for early childhood staff and families with these ready-to-use materials.
These research-based training modules are designed for staff training sessions,
conference presentation, parent or community meetings, and
home-based childcare staff training. Available
in either English or Spanish, these training
modules
are based on national standards and recommendations.
Add these materials to your resource library and provide effective
training throughout the year.
Each Training
Module includes:
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Learning
outcomes
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Detailed
presentation outline
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Full-color
illustrated PowerPoint slides
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Instructions
for integrated hands-on activities
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Materials
list for activities and demonstrations
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Reproducible
handouts
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Evaluation
forms and pre/post tests
Training modules
are expert reviewed and address national standards, including Caring
for Our Children, Head Start Performance Standards,
and NAEYC Accreditation criteria. If you
would like to download the criteria as a PDF file, please click
here.
Programs are
designed to meet State child care licensing requirements and training CEU
approval criteria. Some state licensing boards require approval of
child care training modules before presenting for CEU credit. Contact
Dr. Charlotte Hendricks for information regarding CEU approval in your state.
If purchasing multiple
copies, the individual training modules can be modified to meet your
specific program or state requirements. Additional training modules on
specific topics can also be developed. Contact
Dr. Charlotte Hendricks for more information.
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ALL OF OUR
TRAINING MODULES were revised in 2010.
If you previously
purchased training modules, you can purchase the
revised training modules in PowerPoint format for only $35.00 each.
For more information, please contact
Dr. Charlotte Hendricks.
Discounts are available for our various products.
Please contact
Dr. Charlotte Hendricks for more information about
current specials.
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Click on the
topics below for more detailed descriptions. To view
sample slides click on view sample following the title of each
description.
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Most training modules are designed to be
completed in one hour; however, some training modules may
be more effective if up to 2 hours are allocated per
session. Each training module integrates hands-on
activities and discussion points, which can be modified to
accommodate scheduling needs.
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Administering Medication in
Early Childhood Settings
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Sample
Discuss when to give medications, the "Five Rights" of
assisting with medication, appropriate procedure and
documentation, and effective follow-up with parents with their
children's medications. Participant activities help
participants learn to correctly measure and administer
medications.
(31 slides) Price: $200.00
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Child Maltreatment:
Prevention, Recognition, and Reporting
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Sample
Help participants recognize signs of abuse and neglect and
family and environmental situations that may trigger abuse.
Discuss ways to prevent abuse from occurring in childcare settings
and the caregiver's role in reporting suspected abuse and neglect.
(32 slides) Price: $200.00
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 Nursery
and Classroom Safety
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Sample
Most indoor injuries can be prevented by recognizing and
correcting potential hazards. Teach participants to evaluate
the safety of early childhood settings including hallways, floors, ceilings,
doors, windows, furniture, toys, restrooms, and storage
areas. Explore hazards associated with cribs and cots, art
supplies, toys, electricity, etc. Discuss preparation for
and posting of emergency information.
(35 slides) Price: $200.00 |
 Disaster
Preparedness in Early Childhood Settings
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Sample
The threat of disaster is real, whether natural (weather, fire,
flood), technological (blackout, chemical spill), or intentional
(explosives, bioterrorism). Training, preparation and practice are
essential. Discuss appropriate responses to situations which
may require sheltering-in or evacuation to a safe site for an
extended period of time (72 hours). Content includes policy
and procedure development, warning system, supplies and storage,
transportation.
(48
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Emergency
Situations in Early Childhood Settings
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Sample
Help staff
identify and prepare for immediate response to emergencies in
early childhood
setting. Discuss situations involving child or adult injury
or illness, natural disaster, evacuation emergency, missing child,
and potentially violent situation.
(28 slides) Price:
$200.00
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Field Trip
Safety
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Sample
Children's safety
must be top priority when planning field trips. Help
teachers and staff identify appropriate settings for field trips
with regard to children's safety, consider transportation issues,
and anticipate and prevent emergency situations.
(19 slides) Price:
$150.00
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Fire and
Burn Prevention in Early Childhood Settings
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Sample
A fire emergency
can be frightening and very different from the monthly fire
drill. Discuss ways to eliminate fire hazards in childcare
settings, both center- and home-based. Practice what to do
in a fire emergency, including "two-ways out."
Incorporate fun developmentally appropriate activities in lesson
plans to teach young children about fire prevention and safety.
(21 slides) Price: $150.00
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Fitness and Physical
Activity
for Young Children
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Sample
Children are naturally
active and enjoy moving their bodies. Take advantage of this
and promote physical activity in play throughout the day.
Regular physical activity helps children become fit, strong,
flexible, and stable while developing stamina. Explore
appropriate activities for infants, toddlers, and young children.
(47 slides) Price: $200.00 |
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Food Allergies
NEW
MODULE!
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Sample
Many young children have food allergies; reactions to exposure can range from mild rash or diarrhea, to life-threatening anaphylaxis. Exposure can occur on field trips or during classroom activities as well as through meals and snacks. Learn to identify food allergens and ingredients, ways to prevent exposure, and appropriate response to reactions.
(44 slides) Price: $200.00
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Growing,
Growing Strong!
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Sample
"Growing,
Growing Strong!", a comprehensive health education curriculum
for young children (Redleaf Press, 2008) provides
developmentally appropriate activities in health and safety
education, nutrition, fitness transportation, mental health, self-help
skills, and other topic areas. Activities in this training
module help prepare teachers to incorporate this curriculum in
their daily lesson plans.
English Only
(31 slides) Price: $75.00
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Healthy Eating
and Young Children
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Sample
Many eating
habits are formed during early childhood and persist throughout
life. Provide parents with information and
practical techniques to promote healthy eating habits in young
children. Discuss convenient and cost-effective ways to
provide nutritious meals and snacks.
(35 Slides)
Price:
$200.00
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Home Medicine
Chest
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Sample
Help parents and
family members make
more informed choices when purchasing medications on first aid
supplies for children. Encourage families to contact health
professionals when their child is sick or injured, and discourage
the use of unnecessary and possibly dangerous medications and
"home remedies."
(45 Slides) Price: $200.00
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 Home
Safety: Preventing Injury
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Sample
Serious injuries
can occur in home child care settings or in the child's own
home. Cuts, burns, head injury, choking, and other injuries
are preventable. Explore why children are most often
injured, identify hazards in and around the home, and discuss ways
to prevent injury and death.
(40 Slides) Price: $200.00
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Immunization: Protection Against
Disease
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Sample
With up-to-date
immunizations, children are protected from many serious
diseases. Most families today have not experienced the
scourge of measles, mumps, or diphtheria; therefore, a false sense
of security can develop. Discuss specific diseases and why
immunizations are essential. Updated with 2009
recommendations.
(35 Slides) Price: $200.00
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Newborn and
Infant Care
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Sample
Designed for
parents and caregivers, content includes care and needs of
newborns and infants, including feeding, bathing, sleeping,
lifting and holding, and stimulation and nurturing.
(34 Slides) Price: $200.00
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Nutrition
Activities for Young Childen
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Sample
Teach children
about healthy eating and nutrition with fun and safe food and
cooking activities. Content covers healthy eating habits, family style
meal service, safety issues, food preferences, and eating
habits. Involve and motivate participants with food, fun,
and hands-on activities!
(31 Slides) Price: $200.00
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Oral Health
and Young Children
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Sample
All teeth are
important! Teach caregivers and families how to clean and care for
children's teeth and gums; and discuss the importance of regular
dental care. Discuss ways to prevent oral injuries and
review emergency care.
(34 Slides) Price: $200.00
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Playground
Safety
View
Sample Help participants
prevent injury by describing general hazards, as well as those
associated with specific equipment and play situations.
Content includes supervision, age appropriate equipment design, fall surfacing,
and equipment and surfacing maintenance.
(42 Slides) Price: $200.00
Updated to
include 2009 CPSC Playground
Safety Guidelines
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Poisoning
Prevention
View
Sample Many household
cleaning chemicals, medicines, plants, paints, and fuels can cause
injury or death if ingested, breathed, or splashed in the eyes or
on the skin. Discuss proper storage and use of potentially
toxic substances to prevent childhood poisoning. Explore
substances commonly found in homes or childcare
environments. Explain the need for immediate and appropriate
treatment, including contact with the local poison control center.
(31 slides) Price: $200.00
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Promoting
Mental Health in Early Childhood Settings
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Sample
Development of
mental health begins at birth. As children grow, they respond to people,
relationships, and day-to-day interactions. A consistent
nurturing and supportive environment is the foundation of mental
health throughout life. Help caregivers and families
understand how they can nurture and support young children
(infants through preschool).
(35 Slides)
Price:
$200.00
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Sanitation and
Disease Prevention
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Sample
Help staff and
volunteers understand how regular cleaning and disinfection is
essential to the health of children and adults. Discuss
how germs are spread, and ways to prevent the
spread of disease in early childhood settings, including standard
precautions. Demonstrate ways to teach children about
preventing disease.
(37 slides) Price: $200.00
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Standard
Precautions and Bloodborne Pathogens in Early Childhood
Settings
View
Sample Following
standard precautions is essential in preventing the spread of
disease. Discuss how germs are spread,
and ways to prevent the spread of disease in child care.
Content includes definition of bloodborne pathogens, description
of specific diseases, and steps of standard precautions.
(36 Slides) Price: $200.00
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Stress
Management for Child Caregivers
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Sample
Stress management
for teachers and child caregivers is important; too much stress not only can affect the caregiver's
health, but also the quality of care that the adult is able to
give. Help caregivers recognize specific stressors in their
jobs, share ideas and suggestions on how to minimize specific
stressors, and explore various stress management techniques.
Warning--you must have a sense of humor to provide this training!
(34 Slides) Price: $200.00
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 Sun Safety in
Early Childhood Settings
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Sample
On average,
children get three times more sun exposure than adults and are at
risk for lifetime damage. Sun safety actions including
avoiding peak hours, seeking shade, wearing hats and cover-up
clothing, wearing sunglasses, and using sunscreen. Protect
children and teach lifelong habits by integrating sun safety in
daily activities all year long. (Developed in collaboration
with the Sun Safety Alliance)
(46 Slides) Price:
$150.00
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Transportation
Safety
View
Sample
Educate teachers
and vehicle monitors on transportation safety
issues such as loading/unloading, buckling-up,
supervision, and emergency response. Discuss
appropriate ways to educate children and reach families with
transportation safety information.
(24 Slides) Price:
$150.00
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When to Call
the Doctor
View
SampleEarly diagnosis
and treatment often can prevent serious health problems.
Help staff and parents recognize symptoms of childhood illness and
injury, and know to contact medical help when appropriate.
Describe danger signs which might indicate a need for
immediate professional medical attention.
(33 Slides) Price: $200.00
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All
training programs are appropriate for staff, volunteers, and
family members.
All training
modules are reviewed to assure current and accurate information at the time of publication and
purchase. However, information does change; any
significant changes or
additions will be posted on the page for that specific training.
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changes will be listed at the bottom of the page.
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Materials developed and written by Dr. Charlotte M.
Hendricks, Healthy Childcare Consultants, Inc., Pelham,
Alabama, www.childhealthonline.org.
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These training
modules offer exceptional and up-to-date information for teacher or
paraprofessional training as well as parent training. I use
these resources in my Early Childhood teacher preparation courses to
help my students learn about health and nutrition issues.
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock includes all the training
modules as well as the HIP on Health Parent Information Series in
the College of Education curriculum lab. Having these
materials available in both English and Spanish provides our future
teachers with ideas of materials to use with Spanish speaking
families. I recommend these modules to anyone looking for
health and safety training resources.
Anarella Cellitti Ph.D.,
Associate Professor
Early Childhood Education
University of Arkansas
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"I'm so excited about going back to work and putting to us this
wonderful packet of information on Healthy Eating. It is
exactly what I had in mind! I feel like I am ahead of the game
as far as being prepared to deal with his growing epidemic of
childhood obesity."
Johnnie Lansford
Adams County Head Start |
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