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The first responsibility of child care teachers is child safety which is achieved through active supervision. Explore how to build supervision skills that keep busy kids safe while they play and learn together.

Not only is it important to eat fruits and vegetables, but it’s also just as important to eat a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Each fruit and vegetable offer a unique combination of vitamins and minerals essential for optimal health. This video explores each color of the rainbow and the most prevalent nutrients/benefits associated with that color of fruit and vegetables.

Learn the 5 ways infections are spread.

This animated handwashing video helps teach kids, parents, child care providers, and teachers the proper methods to hand washing in order to minimize the spread of germs. Instructions follow Montana Department of Health and Human Services suggestions on procedure, frequency, and timing.

Children expand their knowledge of the world through play. Do you allow time for free, imaginative play with your children? This video was created for and presented at Ignite Missoula 2010 by Jennifer Swartz and thereafter utilized as supplement content for our online course for child care providers, Play is Children's Work, which can be accessed on our online training website. http://www.childcaretraining.org Child Care Resources helps kids grow into successful adults by enriching the learning environment of their crucial early years. For more information on Child Care Resources, please visit www.childcareresources.org and check out our pages on Facebook at http://facebook.com/childcare.resources.MT and Twitter at http://twitter.com/CCR_Montana.

Guide to finding quality child care and utilizing referral services in your area.

Learn safe and sanitary diapering procedures.

This animated video explains how you can set up learning centers in an early childhood program to promote brain development in young children.

Mealtime with children can be a challenge. It is important to know what the different strategies are available to you in trying to get every child to eat enough and eat nutritiously.