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Practical Strategies for Teaching Science to Young Children

Science concepts are everywhere! Young children enjoy exploring the natural world around them as well as questioning why things work the way they do. In this session we will explore strategies for supporting the development of science concepts and skills in the early childhood setting.

  • Saturday May 21st, 2016
    8:30 a.m. — 10:30 a.m.
  • 50418
    Set Two Standards
  • Preschool  
    Learning Environments & Curriculum (2)  

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This training is a part of PRO SERIES 2. An intensive professional Development Series that is $25 for PRO members which includes three training sessions. If you are not a PRO Member the cost is $75.00. The other two session dates are May 21st and June 11th, 2016. In order to receive training hours, all three sessions must be attended.

This particular session is also being offered as a part of The Spring Fling Conference through Family Connections in Douglas County. Participants who wish to attend this one day conference and attend this class can call 541-440-7706 to register. The cost of the conference is $25.00. Pro Membership is not required to attend this conference.

Registration Open 7:45 Coffee and Pastries Available (Vendors Open)
Class Time 8:30-12:30
Practical Strategies for Teaching Science (2 Hours)
Practical Strategies for Teaching Math (2 Hours)
Lunch Provided 12:30-1:30 (Door Prizes and Vendors Open)
Class Time Resumes for last session 1:30-3:30
Let's Play Smart Math (2 hours)
  • $25.00
  • English
  • Tammy Marino