About this Event
Children are natural mathematicians and scientists. They push and pull toys, stack blocks, and fill and empty cups of water in the sensory table. This course will discuss the importance of math and science in an early childhood classroom, how children actively make sense of the world around them, and how asking open ended questions promote problem solving and challenge children’s mathematical thinking and reasoning. Participants will also receive resources to enhance their math and science materials in their classrooms.
Presented by Ruby Dillard, TA Practitioner
2 DCDEE Approved Credit Hours.
Each participant must register separately with their own email address. If your administrator is paying for a large group, please list each staff member's email address for pre and post assessments and delivering certificates.
No refunds unless the training is cancelled by AACF.
Please see our professional development policies for more information.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Albemarle Alliance for Children and Families, 1403 Parkview Drive, Elizabeth City, United States
USD 7.18
