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Trying Together Seeks Workshop Proposals for October UnConference
Trying Together is asking that those interested in presenting at its October UnConference, “Ordinary Moments, Meaningful Connections,” to submit proposals for presentations relating to that topic by Monday, June 29.
Trying Together Releases 2026-27 Growing Together PD Series Schedule
Trying Together has announced its 2026 and 2027 offerings that are available through its Growing Together professional development series.
Providers Asked to Fill Out Child Care Immunization Survey by August 31
Pennsylvania’s Department of Health is asking child care providers to fill out the Annual Child Care Immunization Reporting Survey by the end of August to meet immunization reporting requirements.
Trying Together’s ECE Lending Library Provides Materials That Help to Inspire Love of Learning
Trying Together’s ECE Lending Library offers early learning providers a variety of materials to borrow that can help to inspire children to take greater interest in what they are learning.
Podcast Discusses How Anxiety Can Affect Children’s Brains
The latest Thriving Kids podcast episode is a discussion on how anxiety can affect the brain and how children who suffer from it often fly under the radar.
Celebrate Authors from Spanish-Speaking Countries During Latino Books Month
Latino Books Month, which is celebrated in May, is a great opportunity for educators and caregivers to introduce children to bilingual authors and books from Spanish-speaking countries.
Resources for Emphasizing the Importance of Play on May 28’s World Play Day
On Thursday, May 28, families and educators will have the opportunity to emphasize the role that play has in children’s development as part of the global World Play Day celebration.
PA One Book Asks Providers and Families to Take Survey on 2026 Selection
PA One Book is asking that early learning programs, libraries, and families take the 2026 PA One Book Survey to provide feedback on the year’s book selection.
Summer Early Learning Programs Should Plan Ahead for Safety and Communication with Parents
As the weather warms up, children will likely be spending more time outside. Early learning programs should start preparing now for the summer months and be aware of safety regulations and how to respond to summer-related health hazards.