Hello and Happy Summer!
Please join us on Friday, June 21, 2019 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm PDT for a
special webinar, "Setting the Stage for Success: Leveraging Summer at Your
Library to Promote Nutrition & Early Learning Among Families with Young
Children in Low-Income Communities."
Summer at your library is a crucial time to help children develop the
skills they need to be ready for kindergarten. Nutrition also plays a
crucial role in school success for young children by supporting healthy
brain and physical development and providing the needed foundation for
life-long healthy habits. In many low-income communities, however, young
children and their families may experience barriers to nutrition and
learning opportunities.
Libraries and their community partners play a key role in reducing those
barriers by providing early learning opportunities, helping young children
learn the importance of nutrition and physical activity and increasing
access to healthy food through USDA summer meal programs. This webinar will
help libraries identify ways to promote nutrition and increase access to
healthy food while boosting early learning opportunities to ensure that all
children have to start school healthy and ready to learn and on the path to
success.
This webinar is presented in cooperation with Tandem Early Learning , as
our way of providing libraries focusing on early childhood and/or serving
summer meals valuable tools to support the health and development of young
children. The webinar will feature the hot off the press "Conversation
Starters" developed by Tandem Early Learning--free to download from
LunchAtTheLibrary.org http://lunchatthelibrary.org/ -- for libraries
serving summer meals help to engage caregivers and young children in
conversations that jointly build crucial early learning skills while
connecting families with the food experience and promoting nutrition.
This webinar is FREE, but registration is required. Please complete this
form to let us know you will be participating.
Please register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBSXI3GYz65gE7kRKKBVSlnMTgtb2sN9nxNvKXKp3qyvVk0A/viewform
Hope you can join us! Please let Patrice Chamberlain, Program Consultant,
Lunch @ the Library for the California Library Association, know if you
have any questions. She can be reached at pchamberlain@cla-net.org or
415.637.6815.
This webinar is part of a series of workshops and webinars presented by the
California Library Association, in partnership with the California State
Library, as part of the Summer at Your Library: Explore, Learn, Read,
Connect project, and the Summer at Your Library Quality Principles
Initiative and the Outcomes and Outreach Initiative. Support for this
webinar has also been provided by the California Department of Social
Services through Public Health Institute with funding from USDA SNAP-Ed
known in California as CalFresh. These institutions are equal opportunity
providers and employers. CalFresh provides assistance to low-income
households and can help buy nutritious food for better health. For CalFresh
information, call 1-877-847-3663.
Holly Macriss
hmacriss@cla-net.org
916-834-4125
Hello and Happy Summer!
Please join us on *Friday, June 21, 2019 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm PDT* for a
special webinar, *"Setting the Stage for Success: Leveraging Summer at Your
Library to Promote Nutrition & Early Learning Among Families with Young
Children in Low-Income Communities."*
Summer at your library is a crucial time to help children develop the
skills they need to be ready for kindergarten. Nutrition also plays a
crucial role in school success for young children by supporting healthy
brain and physical development and providing the needed foundation for
life-long healthy habits. In many low-income communities, however, young
children and their families may experience barriers to nutrition and
learning opportunities.
Libraries and their community partners play a key role in reducing those
barriers by providing early learning opportunities, helping young children
learn the importance of nutrition and physical activity and increasing
access to healthy food through USDA summer meal programs. This webinar will
help libraries identify ways to promote nutrition and increase access to
healthy food while boosting early learning opportunities to ensure that all
children have to start school healthy and ready to learn and on the path to
success.
This webinar is presented in cooperation with Tandem Early Learning , as
our way of providing libraries focusing on early childhood and/or serving
summer meals valuable tools to support the health and development of young
children. The webinar will feature the *hot off the press* "Conversation
Starters" developed by Tandem Early Learning--free to download from
LunchAtTheLibrary.org <http://lunchatthelibrary.org/> -- for libraries
serving summer meals help to engage caregivers and young children in
conversations that jointly build crucial early learning skills while
connecting families with the food experience and promoting nutrition.
*This webinar is FREE, but registration is required. Please complete this
form to let us know you will be participating.*
Please register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBSXI3GYz65gE7kRKKBVSlnMTgtb2sN9nxNvKXKp3qyvVk0A/viewform
Hope you can join us! Please let Patrice Chamberlain, Program Consultant,
Lunch @ the Library for the California Library Association, know if you
have any questions. She can be reached at pchamberlain@cla-net.org or
415.637.6815.
This webinar is part of a series of workshops and webinars presented by the
California Library Association, in partnership with the California State
Library, as part of the Summer at Your Library: Explore, Learn, Read,
Connect project, and the Summer at Your Library Quality Principles
Initiative and the Outcomes and Outreach Initiative. Support for this
webinar has also been provided by the California Department of Social
Services through Public Health Institute with funding from USDA SNAP-Ed
known in California as CalFresh. These institutions are equal opportunity
providers and employers. CalFresh provides assistance to low-income
households and can help buy nutritious food for better health. For CalFresh
information, call 1-877-847-3663.
--
Holly Macriss
hmacriss@cla-net.org
916-834-4125