[Tricountydirectorsgroup] Fit 5 Kids! a FREE Training

[jmedwards at roadrunner.com]

Hi Mariann- We definitely wanted to be included.  Since participation is limited how many can we have from one center.

Marguerite Edwards
Tree House
---- Mariann Joslin <maj at mycccc.org> wrote: 
> MYCCCC is happy to sponsor the New York State Department of Health in
> providing a unique training FREE to childcare staff.  FIT 5 Kids!!  A TV
> Viewing Reduction Curriculum for Preschool Children ages 3-5 years.  The Fit
> 5 Kids Reduction of TV Viewing Preschool Curriculum has been shown to reduce
> preschool children's hours of television/video viewing at home.  Fit 5 Kids
> is a 7- week curriculum designed to develop skills and concepts in the areas
> of Language Arts, Math, Movement and Song, Arts and Crafts and Health and
> Safety.  The curriculum promotes children's exploration of alternatives to
> TV viewing, and provides a series of take-home activities to engage parents
> and children.  
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> Training includes one curriculum manual per site, lesson materials for each
> teacher, and a copy of The Berenstain Bears and Too Much TV book for each
> child in your class.  
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> The Training will be Tuesday June 8, 2010 from 9:00 am until 12 noon at the
> MYCCCC offices, 121 Second Street, Oriskany NY.  
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> Enrollment for this FREE Training is limited to the first 18 respondents.  
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> Please respond by May 25, 2010 if you are interested in attending the
> training, and include the number of children in your classroom.  
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> For more information or to R.S.V.P., contact Mariann by email -
> maj at mycccc.org or 223-7850 x 236.
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> Hope to see you there!
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> Mariann Joslin
> Mid York Child Care Coordinating Council
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> An affiliate of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County
> 121 Second St
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> Oriskany NY  13424
> 315.223.7850 x236
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> Does your child love going to child care? Visit  <http://www.mycccc.org>
> www.mycccc.org to nominate your family's Friend of Children today!
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