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Meeting ID: 960 1219 0907
Join our friends at Sesame Street in Communities as they share the importance of self-care during this time of pandemic. Participants will: Be introduced to the SSIC platform and assets featured on SSIC, Explore relevant resources related to the top of Self Care, and Find ways to use these resources in their lives as professionals and parents. When we grow from the support around us, adults in a child’s circle of care model how to take care of people in their lives.

Are you a parent, family member or neighbor that takes care of a pre-K child? Do you live in the 64128 zip code?
KCPT KIDS In Your Neighborhood wants to help you prepare your preschooler for Kindergarten with free PBS KIDS resources.
JOIN US on the second Monday of every month at the Lucile H. Bluford Branch of the Kansas City Public Library from 10 a.m. to noon. We’ll show a PBS KIDS show, demonstrate a pre-K activity and send you home with a bunch of FREE, at-home activities and resources!
SIGN UP for our newsletter and find out about additional events and resources: www.kcpt.org/InYourNeighborhood
Questions? Email kids@kcpt.org.

We live in the critical times of COVID-19, in which young children and older students are not in early childhood programs or at school. It is important that helpful strategies are used to keep teachers/educators and parents connected and effectively communicating for children’s development and student achievement.
Participants will learn about all the helpful PBS and KCPT programs, esources, and services to ensure they take advantage opportunities that promote family literacy in the home.
Missouri participants will receive 1 hour clock hour through Missouri Child Care Aware
Trainer: Phyllis Harris, President at Pathfinders Professional Development, LLC
Support provided by the Stanley H. Durwood Foundation.
Registration is closed

Our nation is divided in many ways on whether or not children should return to school in these difficult times of COVID-19. There are many fears and anxieties about the health risks. Others fear child achievement will suffer if children stay home any longer. Either way, decisions have been made to reopen schools, and we all must prepare.
This session will share family engagement strategies and activities that can help with the safety of children, schools, and educators. Additionally, family literacy will be explained to show how it can be intertwined with family engagement for positive outcomes, and how parents and teachers can build effective partnerships for success to ensure the safety of children, educators, schools, and communities.
This virtual workshop is closed.
You will receive a conformation email that will say “invoice to follow” just ignore. This workshop is free.
Presenter: Phyllis Harris, President at Pathfinders Professional Development, LLC
Earn two clock hours for both Kansas and Missouri.
Support provided by the Francis Family Foundation

Come join us for a virtual week of kindness!
Kansas City PBS and PNC Grow Up Great will host “Be My Neighbor Days, A Virtual Week of Kindness” from Oct. 26-30 on the Kansas City PBS Kids YouTube channel. This virtual event will teach children ages 2-8 how to be a caring neighbor through daily acts of kindness, compassion and generosity.
Activities include planting daffodil bulbs, drawing chalk notes for neighbors, creating greeting cards, making cookies for a friend, and doing your part to recycle.
The first 500 families to register will receive a free Kindness Kit delivered to their home, including all of the materials needed for the week’s activities.
All Kindness Kits have been claimed, watch our Kansas City PBS You Tube Channel beginning Monday October 26 at 11:00am. Please sign up to receive more information through emails.
For easy access to our Kansas City PBS YouTube channel, click on this link and subscribe.

This free workshop is part of the Playing to Learn program and is also available for child care providers.
One in four children in the United States will experience an event that may cause physical, emotional or psychological distress and may threaten their safety, health and happiness in big and lasting ways. But with the latest research, the power of healing relationships (and a little help from Big Bird), these experiences do not have to define a child’s life. This session will provide parents and day care providers an overview about trauma and how it impacts the developing young child. We will explore how the Sesame Street in Communities resources can help adults navigate this difficult period in a child’s life and promote hope and healing.
Presenter: Ann Thomas, President, CEO The Children’s Place
The session is closed
Support for this workshop is provided by the Stanley H. Durwood Foundation.
Day Care providers will earn one clock hour.

Are your kids ready for kindergarten? Join us for Playing to Learn, a five-week virtual program for kids ages 4 to 5. This free program will provide information and kindergarten readiness materials using resources from PBS KIDS and Sesame Street. A weekly parent Zoom meeting will introduce each week’s topic and weekly Storytime for kids followed by a parent share time.
There are three opportunities to engage with the program.
This program is for Kansas City Metropolitan area parents.
Funding for this program provided by the Stanley H. Durwood Foundation.

We will be creating 60 Exploration Kits that will be available via a drive thru pick up at Kansas City PBS 125 E. 31st St. KCMO 64108.
Families must register to pick up exploration kits from Kansas City PBS. Exploration kits include activities to guide nature observation and insect identification. Families can use these kits in their backyard, at a local park, or nature center to get out and get curious! Making careful observations inspires curiosity, scientific learning and attention to detail.

Are your kids ready for kindergarten? Join us for Playing to Learn, a five-week virtual program for kids ages 4 to 5. This free program will provide information and kindergarten readiness materials using resources from PBS KIDS and Sesame Street. A weekly parent Zoom meeting will introduce each week’s topic and weekly Storytime for kids followed by a parent share time.
There are three opportunities to engage with the program.
This program is for Kansas City Metropolitan area parents.
Funding for this program provided by the Stanley H. Durwood Foundation.

Math and science are all around us! With the Kansas City PBS KIDS STEAM Kit, you and your child can explore science, technology, engineering, math, and the arts together.
Join our four-week series of hands-on and digital activities introducing science, technology, engineering, arts, and math concepts to parents, caregivers, and kids. Each week at home, your family will open a new STEAM packet found in your kit and work on an activity together in your home, supplemented by resources from Kansas City PBS.
This program in limited to local Kansas City families.