Monday’s Activities:
https://zoom.us/j/91679366134?pwd=WlFORkkyZXRJOWxBcVpOQ3ZIek43Zz09
Meeting ID: 916 7936 6134 Password: 194567
Wednesday’s Activities:
https://zoom.us/j/94529750402?pwd=b1BnY3NyanZ1MzEydk95ZHk4RGNQUT09
Meeting ID: 945 2975 0402 Password: 486452
Friday’s Activities:
https://zoom.us/j/97248948864?pwd=M1c4NHl6dFlOSkczMjN1eEhPN2c2Zz09
Meeting ID: 972 4894 8864 Password: 036984
Casa Grande Alliance Speaker Series:
Various Parent Education Classes Register: https://conta.cc/3eUjyBc
Questions? (520) 603-6126
Apache Junction Public Library Fun Van
View Schedule: https://www.ajpl.org/funvan/
Register and ask questions: (480) 474-8559
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension
Where Does Your Money Go?: https://extension.arizona.edu/events/2020-06-02/where-does-your-money-go-online-class
Positive Discipline: https://extension.arizona.edu/events/2020-06-25/positive-discipline-virtual-parenting-workshop
Register and ask questions: Sybil Peters sybilpeters@email.arizona.edu
Plan, Shop and $ave: Get Moving and Make a Change
Register and ask questions: Esmeralda Castillo (520) 836-5221 Ex. 244 ecastill@cals.arizona.edu
Women, Infant and Children (WIC)
Cooking Matters: via Zoom
Register and ask questions: (866) 960-0633
United Way of Pinal County Family, Friend and Neighbor Program
Various Trainings for Program Participants
Register and ask questions: (520) 836-0736 x13
Celebrate the Father’s in your life with this adorable book and gift idea!
Ms. Kat shares two fun books, Click, Clack, MOO Cows that Type and Duck, Rabbit
Check out these fun ideas for activities with babies.
During these times of social distancing, First Things First, Arizona’s early childhood agency, reminds families that there are ways to reach out and find places to make social connections, including use of video chat.
Mrs. Amber Shares one of her son’s favorite bedtime stories Steam Train, Dream Train by Sherri Duskey Rinker and Tom Lichtenheld (Illustrator).
There are many fun craft ideas that can be paired with a train book. Below are two examples, a shape train and a tape resist train.
Creating a train out of cut out shapes and glue is a fun way to let your child’s imagination grow. Set out a variety of shapes in different sizes and just see where their imagination takes them.
A tape resist craft can be made by putting down tape or contact paper and coloring over it, making sure the area around the tape is colored or painted. In this example we used Kwik Sticks a great tempura paint stick that is low mess. Then one you have finished covering the page let your kiddo help pull off the tape to reveal your picture (this is a good fine motor activity).
…they will want to read a story with you too!
Ms. Kat reads If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond (Illustrator). Sharing also a cute cookie craft to try with your young children.
