[Webinar] Big Body Play: Why Something So Scary is So Good For Children, by Frances Carlson

Put some PLAY into your storytimes! See link below from ECI Webinars.

Cathy Lancaster

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Subject: [Webinar] Big Body Play: Why Something So Scary is So Good For Children, by Frances Carlson

Don't be afraid of big body play! Learn how to make it work from Frances Carlson, author of Bid Body Play.

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Another FREE Conference- Quality™ Webinar

Big Body Play: Why Something So Scary is So Good For Children

February 7, 2018

2 PM Eastern Time

Presented by;
Frances Carlson
Associate Dean,
Chattahoochee Technical College

Roughhousing, rough and tumble play, play fighting, horseplay…we have different names for it but all early childhood teachers have seen it: that bone-jarring, boisterous, often frightening playstyle young children seem to love, and crave. Join this webinar to learn the top reasons why young children need to play this way and how it supports every aspect of healthy development. Learn what policies and procedures help support Big Body Play in group care, as well as how to prepare for and supervise it both indoors and outside. Learn how to document the effectiveness of Big Body Play and share its importance with families. Learn more...