Copy_Art & Mark Making with Children
As adults and educators, our memories of taking part in visual arts experiences may raise a mixture of emotions. This webcast outlines the importance of understanding where children are in their learning journey, but providing knowledge of art stages (0-12years), and how that will influence their experiences with art. It also unpacks the educator's role in engaging with the children during these experiences and encourages educators to learn and create alongside children.
Child Aware 2025.12
The course explores the types of child abuse and neglect and the indicators of child abuse and neglect. The primary focus is to identify the role and responsibility of those working in early and middle childhood education and care settings in protecting children’s safety and wellbeing. Topics covered will include the process of identifying children at risk of harm, and the procedures and actions to be taken when a situation is identified. This includes documentation of concerns and disclosures and reporting requirements.
Copy to edit: Effective Transitions
Transitions are part of every child’s day, from drop-off to group time and everything in between. This interactive course explores how to turn everyday changes into meaningful moments of connection. Learn how to reduce stress, strengthen relationships, and support children to navigate transitions with confidence and calm.
Sample Walking the dog
Walking your dog has tons of benefits, both for you and your pup! Here are some of the key perks:
1. Physical Exercise
For your dog, walking is great cardio and helps keep them fit, preventing obesity and other health issues. For you, it’s also a good way to stay active!
2. Mental Stimulation
Dogs love exploring new smells and sights during walks. This mental stimulation helps keep their minds sharp and engaged, reducing boredom and anxiety.
3. Bonding Time
Walks are a great opportunity to strengthen the bond between you and your dog. Spending quality time together can deepen your connection.
4. Socialization
If you walk your dog in a neighborhood or park, they get to interact with other dogs and people, which is great for socializing, especially for puppies or dogs that can be more timid.
5. Stress Relief
Both you and your dog can de-stress during walks. The fresh air, the movement, and just being outside can improve your mood and reduce stress levels.
6. Behavior Improvement
Regular walks can help reduce hyperactive behavior and barking. A tired dog is often a well-behaved dog!
7. Better Sleep
Dogs (and humans!) who get regular exercise tend to sleep better at night. After a good walk, your dog will be more likely to settle down and rest.
8. Improved Digestive Health
For dogs, regular walking helps with digestion and can prevent constipation. It also supports regular bathroom habits!
9. Exploration & Fun
For both of you, walks are an adventure! You can explore different routes, parks, or trails, and your dog will enjoy the variety of new sights and smells.
How often do you take your dog for walks?
Training 101
Explore and discuss why supervision is so critically important in education and care settings.
What is supervision? Supervision is everyone’s responsibility and should reflect educators who are focused and consciously in the moment.
There should be clear communication and shared understanding between not only educators but children as well. It’s about educators supporting learning and assisting children to develop risk assessment skills.
Note: This course was updated and was previously known as Supervision Essentials.
Certificate of Competence awarded on completion of the course.
Sample Walking the dog 2024
Walking your dog has tons of benefits, both for you and your pup! Here are some of the key perks:
1. Physical Exercise
For your dog, walking is great cardio and helps keep them fit, preventing obesity and other health issues. For you, it’s also a good way to stay active!
2. Mental Stimulation
Dogs love exploring new smells and sights during walks. This mental stimulation helps keep their minds sharp and engaged, reducing boredom and anxiety.
3. Bonding Time
Walks are a great opportunity to strengthen the bond between you and your dog. Spending quality time together can deepen your connection.
4. Socialization
If you walk your dog in a neighborhood or park, they get to interact with other dogs and people, which is great for socializing, especially for puppies or dogs that can be more timid.
5. Stress Relief
Both you and your dog can de-stress during walks. The fresh air, the movement, and just being outside can improve your mood and reduce stress levels.
6. Behavior Improvement
Regular walks can help reduce hyperactive behavior and barking. A tired dog is often a well-behaved dog!
7. Better Sleep
Dogs (and humans!) who get regular exercise tend to sleep better at night. After a good walk, your dog will be more likely to settle down and rest.
8. Improved Digestive Health
For dogs, regular walking helps with digestion and can prevent constipation. It also supports regular bathroom habits!
9. Exploration & Fun
For both of you, walks are an adventure! You can explore different routes, parks, or trails, and your dog will enjoy the variety of new sights and smells.
How often do you take your dog for walks?