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January 2019
“STEM” by Angel Stoddard
Discover the latest STEM trends with Angel Stoddard. Come find out what S.T.E.M. is all about. Together we'll take an in-depth look at why these skills are so important in Early Childhood and how you can use these skills to support early learning and school readiness. You'll learn activities you can use right away, but more importantly, why these skills are so important in early childhood education. Angel Stoddard’s passion to support administrators and early childhood professionals in their pursuit…
Find out more »The 11th Annual YES Summit: Young Child Focus
In this 2-session workshop, you will engage in mindfulness practices that support your personal well-being and resilience. Through this hands-on understanding, you will also learn strategies of the Kindness Curriculum for sharing social-emotional skills with your students.
Find out more »February 2019
The 11th Annual YES Summit: Young Child Focus
In this 2-session workshop, you will engage in mindfulness practices that support your personal well-being and resilience. Through this hands-on understanding, you will also learn strategies of the Kindness Curriculum for sharing social-emotional skills with your students.
Find out more »Picky Eaters with Kelly Matthews
Join Kelly Matthews for a training session on how to work with picky eaters. Kelly Matthews has the joy of exploring engaged learning with people of all ages. She is a published author and poet. She has worked in both center- and home-based care, as well as having been a director, nanny, & mentor teacher. Currently, she is the owner of A Place For You Consulting in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. “Learning with” (not “telling to”) is her passion. Food can be…
Find out more »The Wonder of Learning: A Day of Exploration for Early Educators
WECA invites you to join us for a Morning of Exploration with The Wonder of Learning – a national traveling exhibit that will be in Madison from mid-January until May 1, 2019. Hosted by Preschool of the Arts, Madison Public Library, and Overture Center for the Arts, the exhibit is an unprecedented opportunity for educators, policymakers, and families to explore the incredible learning potential in the early years of childhood. The exhibit visually presents the internationally acclaimed Reggio Emilia approach to early education, using images and text, interactive multimedia, handmade artifacts, and publications. To learn more, visit the website: Wonder of Learning Wisconsin.
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