Our Children’s Book Discussion trainings are offered to help expand learning for children beyond just the sharing of the written word.
The Children’s Book Discussion trainings align with books FCCAM members have received as part of membership over the years.
Children’s Book Club Recorded Trainings
Giraffes Can’t Dance by Giles Andreae – recorded ~ 1 hr certificate
Invisible String by Patrice Karst – recorded ~ 1 hr certificate
Monster at the End of This Book ( Sesame Street) – recorded ~ 1 hr certificate
Snowmen at Night by Caralyn Buehner -written ~ 1.5 hrs. certificate (This training is hosted on the presenter’s website. Training hours are from FCCAM which is sponsoring the training.)
Swirl by Swirl: Spirals in Nature by Joyce Sidman – recorded ~ 1 hr certificate
Bear Snores On series by Karma Wilson – written ~ 2 hrs. certificate (This training is hosted on the presenter’s website. Training hours are from FCCAM which is sponsoring the training.)
FCCAM/MaineAEYC member Reflection Activity form – Complete for each Children’s Book Discussion training you view that you would like to receive a FREE certificate of professional hours for.
For those that do not want to join either organization, but want the certificate of professional hours, you will need to pay $5 for 1 hour; $10 for 1.5 hours; $10 for 2 hours. Complete the Non-member Reflection Activity form after viewing a training, pay the invoice you will receive and your certificate will be emailed to you.
All data collected as part of the Reflection Activity is maintained by the PLC.
The Professional Learning Committee maintains FCCAM’s Pinterest boards to support providers efforts to expand a child’s learning. Check out our “FCCAM Book Discussions“.
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.
Confidentiality, especially around the safety of children, is a concern that is always important to be addressing. Providing trainings that shares knowledge around best practices with children requires images of children to facilitate informed discussions. FCCAM asks those attending our trainings to be respectful of confidentiality both during “live” trainings and in future viewing of archived webinars. Individual presenters have secured “permission to use likenesses” for any images of children from their programs that will be shared within their educational presentation. This aligns with the current State of Maine Family Child Care Provider Licensing Rule requirement on distribution of images.
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