…the room—they are driving real change. The feedback gathered from our community contributed to a statewide report designed to guide policy and system improvements across Washington’s early learning landscape. For…
Read more…the room—they are driving real change. The feedback gathered from our community contributed to a statewide report designed to guide policy and system improvements across Washington’s early learning landscape. For…
Read more…Children MUST be picked up at the scheduled time. Please note: participating child care providers receive special training on working with children in crisis, including children with disabilities, but may…
Read more…and K-12 schools get vaccinated makes so much sense. Recently, Washington State established one of the strictest COVID-19 requirements for K-12 as well as child care teachers and other staff….
Read more…the COVID-19 crisis and many have had to close their doors, which has impacted parents struggling to find affordable care for their children. With funding from the Washington State Department…
Read moreECEAP Centers Parents Providers Supporters Support CCAC! Every child deserves a strong start. At Child Care Action Council, we work to ensure families have access to the quality, affordable early…
Read more…continue providing early learning opportunities for their children. We wanted to share this activity so you can do it at home as well and start learning about the butterfly life-cycle….
Read more…Carolyn. “Even the parents of the very first baby I took care of nearly 42 years ago came.” A string of cars lined the streets to celebrate with some of…
Read more…And Leadership Raising A Reader Early Literacy Program Kaleidoscope Play & Learn Other Good Ideas (Explain Below) Safe Kids Thurston County Other Good Ideas Your Availability Day/Night Weekdays/Weekends About You…
Read more…paint lumpy Add sand to make paint bumpy This activity description of process art was adapted from early educator training at the Professional Development Academy at Child Care Action Council….
Read more…and even a couple snails! Kids ranged in age from 1 to 12, and everyone learned much from their volunteer experience. Our younger kids learned some early math by digging the…
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