Explore Our Available Trainings
Discover engaging professional development opportunities designed for early childhood educators. From classroom strategies to child development insights, our training resources support nurturing, inclusive, and effective learning environments for young children.

  • Children playing with colorful chalks in a box.

    Culturally Responsive Teaching and Information Processing

    This training explores the principles and practices of culturally responsive teaching, with a focus on early childhood settings. Learn how to create inclusive, respectful learning environments that honor each child’s background, identity, and lived experience. Participants will gain practical strategies for building strong relationships, embedding culture into curriculum, and supporting equitable learning opportunities for all children.

  • Assortment of colorful beads, buttons, and craft supplies in jars and compartments on a table.

    Loose Parts

    Loose Parts are open-ended materials that children can move, manipulate, combine, and redesign in endless ways. This training introduces the concept of Loose Parts and offers hands-on ideas and practical strategies to incorporate them into your work with young children, fostering creativity, exploration, and critical thinking.

  • Children and an adult playing in a sandbox with toys at a playground.

    Active Supervision

    Learn how to keep children safe, engaged, and supported through effective Active Supervision strategies. This training covers key techniques such as positioning, scanning, listening, and anticipating children's behavior. Educators will gain practical tools to prevent incidents, promote positive interactions, and create a safe, responsive learning environment where every child is seen and supported.

  • Child playing with colorful sand in a tray, using a finger to create patterns.

    Process Art

    Process Art emphasizes the creative journey and sensory experience over the final product. This training introduces the principles of Process Art, highlighting how it differs from product-focused activities and offering practical ways to encourage open-ended artistic exploration in early childhood settings.

  • Child decorating letters on paper with colorful squares, engaging in a craft activity.

    Literacy Activities

    Embedding Literacy in Everyday Moments
    This training explores the importance of weaving literacy into children’s daily routines and activities. Discover practical strategies to create rich, meaningful literacy experiences across the day—through play, conversations, storytelling, and more—to support language development and a lifelong love of reading.

  • A child playing a counting game using colorful cups and numbers on a wooden table. The cups contain fish-shaped crackers, and the child is using chopsticks to move crackers to correspond with the numbers 1 through 10.

    Math Activities

    Making Math Meaningful
    Math is all around us—from snack time to block play. This training introduces ways to naturally incorporate mathematical thinking into everyday activities, helping young children build foundational skills through play, routines, and real-life experiences.