Celebrate - Association for Supportive Child Care

Celebrate - Association for Supportive Child Care

23rd Annual
Celebrate
The
Young Child Conference
Saturday, March 8, 2014
Glendale Civic Center
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Join Us for this
One-of-a-Kind
Conference
Experience!
The 23rd Annual Celebrate the Young
Child Conference (CYCC) is a statewide
conference for early childhood
professionals who are committed to
providing quality care and education to
children in Arizona.
The conference is hosted by the
Association for Supportive Child Care
(ASCC) and the Arizona Child Care
Association (ACCA), two partnering
agencies dedicated to serving the early
childhood field. We invite you to join us
for a day of professional development,
networking, and access to resources. The
conference offers twenty-nine different
workshops to meet the needs of early
childhood professionals. You can earn up
to seven hours of training in one day.
CYCC provides the opportunity for you
to network and collaborate with others
in the field. We offer on-site notary,
fingerprinting, and immunizations.
Registration opens January 15, 2014.
For details on becoming a vendor or
advertising, please call or email Anaiis
Ballesteros, Marketing Director, at
480-829-0500 x1206, 1-800-535-5699 x1206,
or [email protected].
Visit www.asccevents.com for online
registration.
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Conference Information
The 23nd Annual Celebrate the Young Child Conference is presented
by the Association for Supportive Child Care and the Arizona Child Care Association
Date:
Saturday, March 8, 2014
7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Location:
Glendale Civic Center
5750 West Glenn Drive
Glendale, Arizona 85301
Registration:
$55 early bird registration (post-marked by February 7, 2014).
$70 registration (post-marked February 8, 2014 or later).
Group Registration - Register ten (10) attendees simultaneously for only
$500 (must be registered by February 7, 2014). Price for Group Registration will be $600
after February 7, 2014.
Registration for workshops is required. Every effort will be made to accommodate
your requests. However, due to limited space and popularity of certain workshops,
you may be placed in another workshop if your first three choices are full. It is
recommended that you submit your registration as early as possible.
Payment must accompany registration. NO REFUNDS. There will be no on-site
registration at the conference.
Register online at www.asccevents.com
Parking:
Parking is limited. Car-pooling is highly recommended. Public parking is available
near the Civic Center (58th Avenue, between Glenn Drive and Palmaire Avenue).
Meals:
Meals and snacks are on your own. Concession stands will be available
on-site at the conference. Food items at these stands range from
$2 - $8. No outside food is permitted on the premises. You may bring your lunch but it
may not be brought into, or eaten on the premises. A list of restaurants located near
the conference center will be provided in your conference booklet.
Workshops:
The conference is designed for child care professionals, educators and
parents. Participants will receive a certificate for six hours of training, plus
one additional hour for “Lunch and Learn” participants.
Vendors:
Participants will have the opportunity to view educational exhibits and
purchase merchandise at vendor booths during the conference.
Raffle Drawings:
A raffle drawing for $500 will be held at the end of the conference.
Raffle tickets are $1 each, 6 tickets for $5,15 for $10, or 25 for $20 and
may be purchased throughout the day. You must be present to win. Proceeds
benefit the early childhood community.
Questions:
Please call 480-829-0500 x 1201 (Maricopa County),
800-535-4599 x 1201, or email [email protected] with questions.
Please Note:
Child care is not available at the conference. Please do not bring children to the
conference as you will need to leave the conference and will forfeit your registration
fee.
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¡Venga y sea
parte de esta
experiencia
única en nuestra
conferencia!
El 23a Celebrate the Young Child
Conference (CYCC) es una
conferencia a nivel estatal para
profesionales de la niñez temprana
que están comprometidos a brindar
cuidado y educación de calidad a los
niños de Arizona.
La conferencia esta organizada por
la Association for Supportive Child
Care (ASCC ) y la Arizona Child Care
Associaiton (ACCA), dos agencias
asociadas dedicadas a servir al campo
de la niñez temprana. Esta invitado
a convivir con nosotros en un día
de desarrollo profesional, creación
de redes profesionales, y el acceso
a recursos. La conferencia ofrece
veintinueve opciones diferentes de
talleres que satisfacen las necesidades
de profesionales de la niñez temprana.
Podra obtener hasta siete horas de
entrenamiento en un día.
CYCC ofrece la oportunidad de
conectar y colaborar con otros en
su campo. Ofreceremos servicio
de notario, tomaremos sus huellas
dactilares, y también vacunas.
Registracion abrirá el 15 de Enero, 2014.
Para obtener más información sobre
cómo convertirse en un vendedor
o anunciarse, por favor llame o
mande un correo electrónico a Anaiis
Ballesteros, Directora de Mercado, al
480-829-0500 x1206, 1-800-535-5699
x1206, o [email protected].
Visite www.asccevents.com para
registrarse.
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Información sobre la Conferencia
El Vigésimo Tercero año Celebrate the Young Child Conference es
presentado por la Association for Supportive Child Care y la Arizona
Child Care Association.
Fecha:
Sábado, 8 de Marzo del 2014
7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Ubicación:
Glendale Civic Center
5750 West Glenn Drive
Glendale, Arizona 85301
Registro:
$55 inscripción anticipada (con sello postal del 7 de Febrero del 2014).
$70 inscripción (con sello postal despues del 8 de Febrero del 2014).
Group Registration - Registre diez (10) participantes a la misma vez por solamente $500 (deben ser registrados antes del 7 de Febrero del 2014). Precio para registro de grupo sra $600 despues del 8 de Febrero.
Inscripción para talleres es requerido. Todo esfuerzo será hecho para complacer sus peticiones. Sin embargo, debido al espacio limitado y popularidad de ciertos talleres, usted puede ser colocado en otro taller si sus primeras tres opciones están llenas. Es
recomendado que envíe su inscripción lo antes posible.
El pago debe acompañar su inscripción. NO HAY REEMBOLSOS.
No habrá inscripción disponible el día de la conferencia.
Regístrese por internet en www.asccevents.com
Estacionamiento:
Estacionamiento es limitado. Es recomendado viajar colectivamente. Estacionamiento publico esta localizado cerca del Civic Center (58 Avenida, entre Glenn Drive y Palmaire Avenue).
Comidas:
Comidas y bocadillos son por su propia cuenta. Puestos de concesión estarán disponibles en el sitio de la conferencia. Comidas individuales tienen costo desde $2 - $8. No se permite traer comida de afuera de la instalacione. Puede traer su almuerzo, pero no se puede traer, o comer en el local. Una lista de restaurantes ubicados cerca del centro de conferencias se le proporcionara en su folleto de la conferencia.
Talleres:
La conferencia está diseñada para profesionales del cuidado de niños, educadores y padres. Los participantes recibirán un certificado por seis horas de entrenamiento mas una hora adicional para participantes del “Lunch and Learn.”
Vendedores:
Los participantes tendrán la oportunidad de ver exhibiciones educativas y comprar mercancía en los puestos de vendedores durante la conferencia.
Rifas:
Una rifa de $500 se llevará a cabo al final de la conferencia. Boletos tienen un costo de $1 cada uno, 6 boletos por $5, 15 por $10, o 25 por $20 y estaran disponibles todo el día. Debe estar presente para ganar. Ganancias beneficiaran a la comunidad de niñez temprana.
Preguntas:
Por favor llame al 480-829-0500 x 1221 (Condado de Maricopa), 800-535-4599 x 1221, o por email [email protected] con preguntas.
Tenga En Cuenta: Cuidado de niños no estará disponible en la conferencia. Por favor no traiga niños a la conferencia, ya que tendrá que retirarse de la conferencia y perderá su cuota de inscripción.
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Workshop Descriptions
Please select one workshop from each session. Registration form is located on page 14.
Por favor seleccione un taller de cada sesión. La forma para registrarse está en la página 14.
Session One/Sesión Uno:
8:00 AM – 9:30 AM
1. Connecting with Your Customers (Sales and Marketing)
This workshop will explore how to engage your customers from the first interaction through the first
ninety days of enrollment. Sharon “Ronnie” Armstrong, Owner, Strategic Training Solutions
2. First Things First Update
This session provides an update on First Things First related activities and the public launch of the
Quality First website. Sam Leyvas, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Arizona First Things First.
3. Introduction to the Arizona Early Learning Standards, Edition 3
The Early Learning Standards have been developed to provide a framework for the planning of
quality learning experiences for all children three (3) to five (5) years of age. They cover a broad
range of skill development and provide an instructional foundation for all children. Participants
will receive a copy of the Early Learning Standards, 3rd Edition. Willette Watts, Early Childhood
Education Program Specialist, Arizona Department of Education.
4. Ten Easy Steps to Reducing the DHS Visit Stress
Let me demonstrate at least ten ways to reduce or completely eliminate your stress during
a Department of Health Services licensing visit. Wayne Tolbert, State Licensing Team Leader,
Department of Health Services Bureau of Child Care Licensure.
5. What’s New in Quality First
Participate in an open dialogue with Quality First staff. In this session you will hear about what
is new for Quality First and a timeline for implementation. Time for individual questions about
Quality First will be provided in the session. Ginger Sandweg, Senior Director Early Learning,
First Things First; Katie Romero, Quality First Assessment Program Manager, Southwest Human
Development; Meghan Storms, Quality First Community Impact Manager, Valley of the Sun
United Way; Brooke Travis, Quality First Director; First Things First.
6. Experiencias Adversas en la Niñez (Español)
Una breve mirada a la forma en que podemos cambiar la vida de los niños de manera positiva.
Mario Soto, Training Specialist, Child Care Injury Prevention Program, Association for Supportive
Child Care. 7. Creando un Ambiente de Cuidado Infantil de Calidad (Español)
Este taller le ofrecerá a la proveedora estrategias para crear un ambiente donde promueva el
desarrollo total del niño. Maria Mauldin, Arizona Kith and Kin Project, Bilingual Program Specialist,
Association for Supportive Child Care.
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Session Two/Sesión Dos:
9:45 AM – 11:15 AM
1. Race and Young Children: Exploring an Anti-Bias Education Approach
This workshop will explore how and why race impacts the lives and development of young
children. We will discuss the philosophy behind Anti-Bias Education and how to use this approach
in your program. Eva Marie Shivers, J.D., Ph.D., Director, Indigo Cultural Center.
2. Empower: Unleashing your Inner Super Hero for Health
Learn about best practices, standards, and policies that will make a difference in children’s
health by using the Empower Standards in your program. Sawsan Madanat, Child and Youth
Empowerment Specialist, Arizona Department of Health Services.
3. Dramatic Play
In this interactive session participants will learn the importance of dramatic play and the
teacher’s role in setting up a quality scenario. A dramatic play plan will be reviewed and
participants will use the plan to develop a dramatic play scenario for their classrooms. Willette
Watts, Early Childhood Education Program Specialist, Arizona Department of Education.
4. Artistic Storytelling
Participants learn how to use music while reading to children and how to use a variety of
techniques which impact the meaning of the story. This session also offers teachers options in
how to go beyond the book itself and use the book as an entry point to learning in many areas.
Enrique Feldman, Founder and Director of Education, F.A.M.E Foundation.
5. Education, Perks, and YOU
Learn how your education benefits the children and families you serve and incentives you
may receive while furthering your education. John Cregg, T.E.A.C.H. Program Coordinator,
Association for Supportive Child Care.
6. ¿Es normal el desarrollo del lenguaje o habrá algún retraso? (Español)
¿Sospecha un retraso en el habla? Aprenda las señales, cómo comunicarlo con los padres
y algunas estrategias para ayudar al niño en su cuidado. Hope Dillion, Teacher, Mesa Public
Schools; Nicole Domzalski, Speech Language Pathologist, Mesa Public Schools.
7. Autoestima Positiva (Español)
Capacitar a los participantes para creer en sus proprias habilidades para tener éxito. Claudia
Avila-Inabinet, Kith and Kin Project Career Development Specialist, Association for Supportive
Child Care; Angela Navarrete, Kith and Kin Project Lead Program Specialist, Association for
Supportive Child Care.
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Lunch/Almuerzo
11:15 AM – 12:15 PM
Concession stands are located on the Fountain Terrace and the Garden Courtyard (cash and credit
cards accepted) for snacks and lunch from 7:30 AM to 2:00 PM and offer a variety of reasonably
priced items. Tables and chairs are available in the east and west courtyards of the conference
facility for your use.
Los puestos de concesión están ubicados en la Terraza con la Fuente y en el Patio del Jardín
(acceptan efectivo y tarjetas de credito). Hay puestos de concesión de bocadillos y almuerzo
disponibles de 7:30 AM a 2:00 PM y ofrecen una variedad de artículos a precios razonables. Las
mesas y sillas para su uso, están ubicadas en el lado este y oeste del edificio de la conferencia.
Lunch-and-Learn:
11:30 AM – 12:15 PM
Sign up to receive an additional one-hour session provided by our sponsor, Lakeshore Learning
Materials. For your convenience, when registering for this session, you will make an advance
purchase of a boxed lunch for $15, which will be provided for you upon entry to the session. This
session will be held in the Diamond Room.
Please indicate your lunch selection when completing your registration. You will not have confirmed
registration for the session if a lunch selection is not made, or an additional $15 is not submitted at the
time of registration. Boxed lunches will include Pulled Barbecued Chicken Sandwich or Vegetarian
Wrap, chips, a cookie, and beverage.
1. Identifying and Addressing the Effects of Bullying
As early childhood professionals, we recognize typical development of children’s progression
through social skills. Acts of aggression such as taking each other’s toys, physically expressing
emotion and outbursts are still typical behavior in three to five year-olds as they are learning the
art of interacting with peers.
While all bullying is aggression, not all aggression is bullying. To be considered bullying, the bully
must display behavior that is intended to hurt, harm, or injure another person, and done on
numerous occasions.
During preschool, bullying is based more on the here and now, and likely does not include past
events. Additionally, this peer-on-peer harassment tends to be direct and done in front of adults,
revealing the identity of the bully and making intervention by adults easier compared to older
children.
This session is designed to look at the contrast between typical social skill developments verses
bullying, discuss the outcome in development for the victim and bully if left without intervention
and explore gender trends. Then we will review positive solutions to address the concern within
the classroom while supporting all children and families. Laura Conley, Training Specialist,
Lakeshore Learning Materials
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Session Three/Sesión Tres:
12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
1. His Brain, Her Brain
As girls and boys grow, gender differences become more apparent. Let’s examine brain
development, hormonal influences and behavior patterns that result from these gender
influences. Neil Tift, Father Involvement Program Director, Child Crisis Center.
2. Empower Plus+: What’s it all about?
Learn about Empower PLUS+ and how your center can become involved in this national project
funded by Nemours and the Centers for Diesease Control (CDC). Bonnie Williams, Early Care and
Education Prevention Manager, Arizona Department of Health Services.
3. Introduction to Infant and Toddler Guidelines
The Introduction to the Infant and Toddler Developmental Guidelines is an overview of the
document and tips for navigating through it. The Infant and Toddler Developmental Guidelines
have been developed to provide a framework for all caregivers who may care for children ages
birth to 36 months. The Guidelines are meant to build awareness of the unique developmental
characteristics of infants and toddlers, increase awareness of quality infant and toddler
caregiving and education, and to guide intentional planning for quality learning experiences for
children in this age range. Participants will receive a copy of the Guidelines. Elizabeth Hamilton,
Early Childhood Education Program Specialist, Arizona Department of Education.
4. Transformational Play: Transformational Objects and Nature/Juego Transformacional
Bilingual Workshop/ Taller Bilingüe (English/Español)
Participants are guided in play that helps them expand a child’s vocabulary and improve
their comprehension and oral language skills. The art form used is embodiment, where the
learner becomes objects and cycles in nature with their body. / Los participantes son guiados
en el juego que les ayuda a ampliar el vocuabulario de un niño y mejorar su comprensión y
habilidades del lenguaje oral la forma de arte es realización, donde el alumno se convierte
en objetos y ciclos de la naturaleza con su cuerpo. Enrique Feldman, Founder and Director of
Education, F.A.M.E. Foundation.
5. Creating Connections Through Powerful Interactions®
Do you want to improve interactions between your staff, teachers and children? Participants will
learn strategies to enhance these interactions and build upon moments of effectiveness. Angela
Zilch, Program Manager - Quality First Coaching, Southwest Human Development; Monica
Charlie, Program Manager – Child Care Training, Southwest Human Development.
6. En Contra del Bullying (Español)
Ayudar a los estudiantes a entender que el bullying tiene consecuencias en su futuro, y
ayudarles a tomar mejores decisiones cuando están siendo intimidados. Viviana Jacques,
Community Outreach & Education Coordinator, Arizona Attorney General’s Office.
7. Be a Voice for Young Children/Se la Voz para los Niños Pequeños
Bilingual Workshop/ Taller Bilingüe (English/Español)
Learn simple ways to help grow Arizona’s early childhood movement. You understand how
important the early years are; learn how to share your passion with others! / Aprenda formas
sencillas para ayudar a crecer el movimiento de la niñez temprana de Arizona. A entender lo
importante que son los primeros años; aprenda a compartir su pasion con los demás! Rachel
Egboro, Parent Awareness and Community Outreach, First Things First; Marlene Hanan, Parent
Awareness and Community Outreach, First Things First.
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Session Four/Sesión Cuatro
2:15 PM – 3:45 PM
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1.
Inspired by Reggio Emilia: Connecting Science, Literacy, and Lifelong Learning
Children are researchers: investigating, communicating, understanding. Join the Arizona Science
Center and guests to explore the connection between Reggio inspiration, STEM, literacy, and
children as researchers! Eric Bucher, Early Childhood Learning and Engagement Specialist,
Arizona Science Center.
2.
Creating Learning Centers in the Classroom
Importance of learning centers in preschool environment. How to set up learning centers and
effectively manage and implement them. Holly Turner, Center Director, Childtime Learning
Centers.
3.
True Colors®
What is your personality color? Blue, Gold, Green or Orange? Join us for a fun, interactive
workshop on discovering your True Color®. Personality styles define how we get along with
others and how others perceive us. This is a fun team building exercise that you can use with
your child care team to strengthen staff rapport. Barb is a Certified True Colors® Trainer. Barbara
Gordon, Program Manager, Association for Supportive Child Care.
4.
PUPPET POWER: Puppets Can Get Them to Do What You Can’t
Puppets can be highly effective teaching partners in the classroom. Discover your inner
puppeteer as you explore your voice, your fine motor skills and your sense of humor in this
interactive workshop. Cynthia Elek, Arts Integration Specialist, Arizona Commission on the Arts.
5.
Social Emotional Development Within the Context of Relationships
Define social emotional development and describe how it unfolds in the context of caregiving
relationships. Understanding that all young children’s behavior is a way of communicating and
has meaning. Jessica Coplan, Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant, Easter Seals Blake
Foundation.
6.
Jugando y Explorando en el Hogar (Español)
Los participantes aprenderán como hacer actividades divertidas e interactivas para los niños
con artículos en el hogar y con materiales de bajo costo. Anita Ruiz, Arizona Kith and Kin Project,
Lead Child Care Specialist, Association for Supportive Child Care.
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Promoviendo la Competencia Social y Emocional (Español)
Los participantes podrán discutir por qué es importante ser intencional al enseñar las habilidades
sociales y emocionales. Los participantes entenderán la importancia de ofrecer oportunidades
a los niños para empezar a comprender los sentimientos propios y ajenos. Jacqueline Castillo,
M.S., Training Specialist, Southwest Human Development.
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ACCA
Conference Registration
Online Registration/Registración por internet:
Registro para la Conferencia
www.asccevents.com
Name/Nombre:
Address/Domicillo:
City/Ciudad:
State/Estado:
Phone/Teléfono:
Zip/Código Postal:
E-mail/Correo Electrónico:
Employer/Empleador:
Site Number (if applicable)/Número de Sitio (si aplicable):
Please indicate your first three workshop choices in order of preference. See pages 6-10 for workshops.
Por favor indique sus primeras tres opciones de talleres en orden de preferencia. Vea páginas 6-10 para las descripciones de los talleres.
Session/Sesión
1st Choice/Opción
2nd Choice/Opción
3rd Choice/Opción
Title/Título
Title/Título
Title/Título
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
9:45 AM - 11:15 AM
Lunch-and-Learn 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Lunch (add $15 to registration)
□ Yes (check if attending)
□ BBQ Chicken
□ Vegetarian Wrap
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
2:15 PM - 3:45 PM
Please Note: Every effort will be made to accommodate your requests. However, due to limited space and popularity of certain workshops, you may be placed
in another workshop if your first choices are full. It is recommended that you turn in your registration as early as possible. Confirmations will be sent via e-mail.
Tenga en Cuenta: Todo esfuerzo será hecho para complacer sus peticiones, pero, debido al espacio limitado y la popularidad de ciertos talleres, quizás sea
colocado en otro taller si sus primeras tres opciones están llenas. Se recomienda que mande su registración lo más temprano posible.
Payment Method/Método de Pago: (Payment must accompany registration/ Pago y registro deben entregarse juntos)
Early Bird Registration and payment must be postmarked by February 7, 2014. There will be no on-site registration.
Inscripción Anticipada y pago tienen que estar marcados con sello postal antes del 7 de Febrero del 2014. No habrá oportunidad de registrarse en el sitio.
□ Single Registration $70 ($55 Early Bird)/Inscripstión Solo $70 ($55 Incripción Anticipada)
□ Group rate (with 10 attendees) $600 ($500 Early Bird)/ Tarifa de Grupo (10 participantes) $600 ($500 Inscripción Anticipada) Please fill out
an additional form for each participant registered/Por favor llene un formulario por cada participante.
□ Check/Cheque (Payable to/a nombre de ASCC)
□ Credit Card/Tarjeta de Crédito
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□ Money Order/Giro Postal
□ Master Card
□ Purchase Order/Orden de Compra
□ American Express
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Card Number/Número de Tarjeta de Crédito
CID #
Expiration Date/Fecha de Expiración
Signature of Card Holder/Firma del Poseedor de la Tarjeta
PAYMENT TOTAL
No Refunds/No Hay Reembolso
Mail form with payment to: Association for Supportive Child Care
Fax: 480-820-7288
Envíe pago y formulario a:
3910 South Rural Road, Suite E
Register online/Regístrese por internet:
Tempe, AZ 85282
www.asccevents.com
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Conference Registration
Online Registration/Registración por internet:
Registro para la Conferencia
www.asccevents.com
Name/Nombre:
Address/Domicillo:
City/Ciudad:
State/Estado:
Phone/Teléfono:
Zip/Código Postal:
E-mail/Correo Electrónico:
Employer/Empleador:
Site Number (if applicable)/Número de Sitio (si aplicable):
Please indicate your first three workshop choices in order of preference. See pages 6-10 for workshops.
Por favor indique sus primeras tres opciones de talleres en orden de preferencia. Vea páginas 6-10 para las descripciones de los talleres.
Session/Sesión
1st Choice/Opción
2nd Choice/Opción
3rd Choice/Opción
Title/Título
Title/Título
Title/Título
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
9:45 AM - 11:15 AM
Lunch-and-Learn 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Lunch (add $15 to registration)
□ Yes (check if attending)
□ BBQ Chicken
□ Vegetarian Wrap
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
2:15 PM - 3:45 PM
Please Note: Every effort will be made to accommodate your requests. However, due to limited space and popularity of certain workshops, you may be placed
in another workshop if your first choices are full. It is recommended that you turn in your registration as early as possible. Confirmations will be sent via e-mail.
Tenga en Cuenta: Todo esfuerzo será hecho para complacer sus peticiones, pero, debido al espacio limitado y la popularidad de ciertos talleres, quizás sea
colocado en otro taller si sus primeras tres opciones están llenas. Se recomienda que mande su registración lo más temprano posible.
Payment Method/Método de Pago: (Payment must accompany registration/ Pago y registro deben entregarse juntos)
Early Bird Registration and payment must be postmarked by February 7, 2014. There will be no on-site registration.
Inscripción Anticipada y pago tienen que estar marcados con sello postal antes del 7 de Febrero del 2014. No habrá oportunidad de registrarse en el sitio.
□ Single Registration $70 ($55 Early Bird)/Inscripstión Solo $70 ($55 Incripción Anticipada)
□ Group rate (with 10 attendees) $600 ($500 Early Bird)/ Tarifa de Grupo (10 participantes) $600 ($500 Inscripción Anticipada) Please fill out
an additional form for each participant registered/Por favor llene un formulario por cada participante.
□ Check/Cheque (Payable to/a nombre de ASCC)
□ Credit Card/Tarjeta de Crédito
□ Visa
□ Money Order/Giro Postal
□ Master Card
□ Purchase Order/Orden de Compra
□ American Express
Name on Card/Nombre en le Tarjeta de Crédito
Card Number/Número de Tarjeta de Crédito
CID #
Expiration Date/Fecha de Expiración
Signature of Card Holder/Firma del Poseedor de la Tarjeta
PAYMENT TOTAL
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No Refunds/No Hay Reembolso
Mail form with payment to: Association for Supportive Child Care
Fax: 480-820-7288
Envíe pago y formulario a:
3910 South Rural Road, Suite E
Register online/Regístrese por internet:
Tempe, AZ 85282
www.asccevents.com
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NON-PROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
Tempe, AZ
Permit No. 117
23rd Annual
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New Topics and Trainers
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On-Site Notary and Fingerprinting
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The 23rd Annual Celebrate the Young Child Conference is
presented by the Association for Supportive Child Care and
the Arizona Child Care Association.
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