Lunch and Learn Webinar:What’s New? Books and DVDs for You From the EI Clearinghouse

Illinois Early Learning Clearing House LogoWhat’s New? Books and DVDs for You From the EI Clearinghouse

Presented by Sarah Isaacs, Illinois Early Intervention Clearinghouse

Description

In this presentation, we will explore new books, DVDs, and other resources available through the Illinois Early Intervention Clearinghouse (EI Clearinghouse). The EI Clearinghouse is funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services and has many resources that can help families who have children with special needs. The materials can be mailed to you directly and then returned to your local public library free of charge. The collection consists of more than 8,000 books, eBooks, audiobooks, DVDs, and other materials, with most published within the past 10 years. The clearinghouse has two main collections:

(1) The Early Childhood and Elementary Collection offers information resources for families and professionals concerned about the growth and development of young children. A wide variety of subjects are included in this collection, ranging from challenges associated with having a premature baby to classroom behavior concerns to specific genetic disorders and diseases.

(2) The Autism and Young Adult Collection is a lending library of materials related to autism spectrum disorders and challenges that affect young adults with special needs and their families. A wide variety of subjects are included in this collection, such as sensory processing challenges, executive functioning skills, and puberty and dating.

Bio: Sarah Isaacs is the librarian and project coordinator at the Illinois Early Intervention Clearinghouse at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. She obtained her master’s degree in library and information science from Dominican University in River Forest, IL, in 2002. Prior to her work with the Early Intervention Clearinghouse, she worked in a variety of libraries (public, school, and academic) serving all different kinds of people (children, families and professionals). Since arriving at the EI Clearinghouse in 2012, she has worked hard to not only expand the resources available but also raise awareness of this outstanding state resource for families, service providers, and professionals throughout Illinois.

Transitioning from Early Intervention: What Every Parent Should Know

FAMILY & SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP FORUMS to learn about CPS’Starnet LogoChicago Public Schools-Office of Diverse Learner Support Services Early Childhood, StarNet Chicago and Child & Family Connections #11 invite you to a FREE Training

“Transitioning from Early Intervention: What Every Parent Should Know”Facilitated by: Roberta Hansen, CFC #11-Gina DalPra, CPS, and Tiffany Posey, Starnet Chicago

Come; join other parents with your questions in an informal training centered on the process to continue services through Chicago Public Schools and look at options for services available after your child turns 3.

Tuesday, July 24th 2018.

4:30-6:30 p.m.

Logan Square Branch Library

3030 W. Fullerton St., Chicago, IL 60647

Refreshments / Registration at 4:15

Parents with a child currently participating in the Early Intervention program and their Early Intervention providers are welcome. Priority will be given to families with children who have passed their 2nd birthday. This training is for adults only. Sorry, we are not able to safely accommodate children.

Registration is required-space is limited to 30. Email your interest to roberta_hansen@rush.edu by leaving your name, and your child’s name and birth date by July 18th. We will send you a confirmation email. Questions, contact Roberta at 312-942-7863.


Transitioning from Early Intervention: What Every Parent Should Know

You are invited to
Child & Family Connections #11
For a FREE Training


Transitioning from Early Intervention:  What Every Parent Should Know
Trainers: Roberta Hansen,CFC #11-Gina DalPra, CPS

Come; join other parents with your questions in an informal training centered on the process to continue services through Chicago Public Schools after your child turns 3.

Thursday, April 23rd , 2015.
1:00-3:00 p.m.
Child & Family Connections #11 office
945 W. George St., Suite 300, Chicago, IL 60657

Parents with a child currently participating in the Early Intervention program and their Early Intervention providers are welcome. Priority will be given to families with children who have passed their 2nd birthday. This training is for adults only. Sorry we are not able to safely accommodate children.
Registration is required-space is limited to 30.  Email your interest to roberta_hansen@rush.edu by leaving your name, and your child’s name and birth date by April 21st . We will send you a confirmation email.  Any questions, call Roberta at 312-942-7863.

Autism Speaks’ Early Access to Care

Autism-Speaks LogoIs my child learning as quickly as other children?
Why isn’t my child speaking yet?
Is my child behaving normally?

Join us on Saturday, October 18, 2014
for a FREE 1 hour appointment

LOCATION: Educare Chicago
5044 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL

To schedule your appointment Call: Mary Rios at (224) 567‐8573 or
at mary.rios@autismspeaks.org
Register online:
www.autismspeaks.org/screening events

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Maryville Crisis Nursery Baby Talk Classes 2014-2015

    Parents & children 3yrs and under welcome

   Come PLAY, SHARE, & have QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Parenting Issues Class – The 2nd Tuesday of the month

July 8, 2014- Daily Schedules

August 12, 2014- Relationships

September 9, 2014- Temperament-Why Does My Child Do the Things He Does?

October 14, 2014- Your Unique Child

November 11, 2014- Temper Tantrums

January 13, 2015- Discipline: Teaching with Love

February 10, 2015- Consequences If…Then…

March 10 2015- Children’s Fears

April 14, 2015- Child and Home Safety

May 12, 2015- Making Mealtime Fun

June 9, 2015- Fun Outside Time

Lapsits – The 4th Tuesday of the month

Literacy-based group encounters provide you and your child a wonderful experience together. The primary goal is for you to interact with each other, although you will also enjoy the time with other families.

July 22, 2014- Animal’s Homes

August 26, 2014- Fall Leaves

September , 2014- Big and Little

October 28, 2014- Trucks and Things That Go Bumpty Bump

November 25, 2014- Heart-To-Heart

January 27, 2015- Rain

February 24, 2015- Bedtime

March 24 2015- Balls

April 28, 2015- Heart-to-Heart

May 26, 2015 – Peek-A-Boo

June 23, 2015- Summer Fun

All classes are held from 10:00-11:00 a.m.

 


*Must RSVP 773-205-3637 no later than 3pm the day BEFORE the class

Sorry, class will close 15min. after scheduled start time.

Please be prompt.

    

    Maryville Crisis Nursery4015 N. Oak Park Avenue, Chicago IL, 60634, 24hr Helpline: 773-205-3637