Introduction to Let’s Play! Movement Games for Young Children: Games and Movement to Support the Young Child’s Development and Learning

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Introduction to Let’s Play! Movement Games for Young Children
Games and Movement to Support the Young Child’s Development and Learning

Through introducing the foundational senses:(touch, proprioception, vestibular, life), and developmental movements, we will explore games, movement and a variety of activities to support the health and development of the whole child.

Thursday January 15th, 2026
6 p.m. — 9 p.m.

Training ID 92257

Training set Set One Standards
Age group
No Age-Related Content

Core knowledge category
Health, Safety & Nutrition (3)

It is your responsibility to verify that the training sessions you select will meet your licensing or professional development needs.

Additional information

Statewide Training

Cost $10.00
Instruction Language English
Trainer PAULA LYNAM

County Multnomah
Location
Online Online, OR
Contact Information

This class is live online via Zoom. Please register to receive the link to the class. www.bookeo.com/ccrrmc Questions? Call 503-491-6205 or email amelia.reyes@mhcc.edu

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Contact Information

There may be training that meet your needs in another county. Please check other counties near you for trainings or contact your local child care resource and referral agency about other training opportunities.

For general assistance, contact Central Coordination of Child Care Resource and Referral (The Research Institute, WOU).

ccrr@wou.edu

(800) 342-6712
(800) 342-6712: (Toll-free)

Introduction to Let’s Play! Movement Games for Young Children Games and Movement to Support the Young Child’s Development and Learning

Introduction to Let’s Play! Movement Games for Young Children
Games and Movement to Support the Young Child’s Development and Learning