Discover how to create safety procedures that protect young children while honoring their developmental needs.
Join us for an engaging event focused on creating effective, developmentally-appropriate stay safe procedures, such as “lockdown” and “active shooter” drills, for early childhood settings. While these drills aim to ensure safety, they often overlook the unique developmental needs of young children. Together, we’ll explore strategies to keep children calm and secure during emergencies, while fostering an environment of trust and care. Share your experiences, gain valuable insights, and contribute to meaningful discussions on how to better prepare staff and children for these challenging
Who Should Attend
- Early childhood educators
- Early intervention providers
- Pediatrician
Why
- As a result of participating in this event, learners will be able to:
- Summarize the need for stay safe drills in early childhood education programs.
- List strategies to ensure stay safe drills are developmentally appropriate for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
- Identify two specific strategies or procedures to bring back to their program related to stay safe drills
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