Book Making in an Early Childhood Education Program (A “How to” training)

Thank you for your registration to the following professional development presented by the Family Child Care Association of Maine:

Book Making in an Early Childhood Education Program (A “How to” training) (2 hrs)

Handmade books offer a wonderful opportunity to take books beyond just literacy. Making books engages children in the process of making a useful item. They are using skills in math, fine motor, and problem solving. They are working on following directions, cooperation and patience. They also experience a sense of accomplishment when their book is “published”. In this webinar you will be guided through the construction of 6 homemade books that are appropriate for making with children.

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Thank you,

FCCAM Professional Learning Committee

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You will need to complete the reflection activity before your certificate of training can be sent to you.

Reflection Activity: After viewing this webinar you will need to submit a video or photo of book making within your program. It can be one of the styles of books shown or a personal adaptation inspired from the material and resources provided through this webinar.

Submit Reflection Activity to: fccamaine@gmail.com

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All content provided in trainings developed by FCCAM or for the expressed purpose of the Family Child Care Association presenting as part of its offered trainings is considered to be under Copyright and is not to be shared outside the specific training without written permission of the Family Child Care Association of Maine.

Providing training that shares knowledge around best practices with children requires images of children to facilitate informed discussions. Individual presenters have secured “permission to use likenesses” for any images of children from their programs that will be shared within their educational presentation. FCCAM asks those accessing our trainings to be respectful of confidentiality.

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