Resources

8 Tips for Helping Children with Pandemic Anxiety

The stress caused by the pandemic has impacted everyone, but can be especially difficult for children who are especially vulnerable. Here are 8 tips from Canadian Immigrant on how we can be there for children and help them manage anxiety during this challenging time.


CMAS Webinar: Managing Separation Anxiety When Children Return

For some parents and children, the idea of returning to CNC after pandemic closures is stressful. Many families will be experiencing separation anxiety and find the transition back to care challenging. In this webinar, CMAS consultant Jackie Cunningham provides CNC staff with 9 Tips for managing separation anxiety when children return and a printable tip sheet you can share with your team!


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Documents GENA


Exigences


Exemples de documents GENA

Plan d’urgence pour les programmes de GENA

Programme de GENA – déclaration d’infraction

Politiques et plan en cas d’anaphylaxie chez les enfants nouveaux arrivant

Politique de gestion du comportement

Politique et procédures du programme de GENA relatives aux mauvais traitements infligés aux enfants

Procédures à suivre en cas de maladie

Description de poste : personnel de GENA

Description de poste : membre du personnel de GENA de niveau 1

Description de poste : membre du personnel de GENA de niveau 2

Description de poste : membre du personnel de GENA désigné responsable

Politiques, procédures et pratiques relatives à la sieste

Énoncé de la philosophie du programme


Formulaires et modèles GENA

Formulaire de GENA – Rapport d’accident

Formulaire de présences – programme de GENA

Liste de contrôle pour l’orientation du personnel

Profil de l’enfant

Planification du programme de GENA

Formulaire d’inscription

Rapport d’incident grave

Formulaire d’information sur la séance de GENA – courte durée

Plan des collation

Formulaire d’approbation d’un local

Liste de contrôle pour assurer la sécurité de l’endroit

Liste des documents à inclure dans les dossiers des membres du personnel

Conditions du Programme de garde des enfants nouveaux arrivants


Documents de soutien pour les services combinés

Les services combinés : en action

Services combinés : comment établir votre plan d’accueil

Services de GENA combinés : interactions avec les parents

Services de GENA combinés : interactions avec les parents

Services de GENA combinés : le milieu physique

Services de GENA combinés : planification des activités

Services de GENA combinés : organisation et planification

Services de GENA combinés : conseils


Documents de soutien pour les programmes et activités

Comment offrir un excellent programme de GENA axé sur l’enfant

Pratiques exemplaires pour les excursions avec les enfants d’âge scolaire

Comment planifier le soutien à donner à un enfant ayant des besoins
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Documents requis pour l’évaluation


RESSOURCES CMAS


À propos du programme garde des enfants nouveaux arrivants (GENA)


Guide des parents sur les séparations graduelles


Série de ressources pour les parents nouveaux arrivants


WEBINAR: Virtual Learning and Loose Parts to Create Meaning for Young Children

In this webinar, participants will discuss creative ways to design, develop and deliver useful and engaging virtual education for young children based on integrating loose parts (ordinary objects from home) to promote active play. We will also talk about ideas to limit screen time, and instead create a virtual balanced schedule that promotes equity.


12 Indigenous Picture Books To Add To Your Collection

Diversity in children’s literature is important for two big reasons. First, children need to see themselves in books, and second, children need to see others in books. And in Canada, both aspects are important when it comes to Indigenous picture books. We need to teach all our children the history of our First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples but also have their faces and voices regularly included in our literature, along with those of the many other backgrounds that make up our country. With that in mind, here are 12 wonderful picture books to add to your collection. 


The Magic Triangle of Reading Aloud: The Book, the Child, and the Adult

Children’s picture books are full of joy and learning (phonological awareness, development of pre-reading skills, problem solving, and decoding, just to name a few). In this webinar, participants will learn about the magic that happens when you combine a great book, adult, and child, and how to select great children’s books for young children.


Global Digital Library

Global Digital Library is a collection of digital storybooks and other reading materials that are available in 43 languages - and easily accessible from mobile phones or computers!


Playful Learning Spaces for Babies and Toddlers

Creating engaging, welcoming and playful learning spaces for babies and toddlers is just as important as setting up environments for older children. Yet it can be challenging to find the right balance between offering an environment that is developmentally appropriate while still allowing for both security and basic caregiving needs to be met alongside the freedom of exploration as they challenge and extend upon new skills.


Anti-bias Early Childhood Education

Anti-bias education work in early childhood is shaped by a deep-seated belief in the importance of justice, the dream of each child being able to achieve all he or she is capable of, and the knowledge that we can make a difference. Here is a list of anti-bias articles and e-books to help you make connections, learn new strategies and become a leader in your program.


Looking for new ideas for physical activity?

Active for Life has compiled a great list of physical activity ideas for you to try – and they’ve made it easy for you to search for an activity to support a specific age group or skill!