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6100 W. Maple
Wichita, KS
 Two Conferences
One Location

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Central Community Church
6100 W. Maple, Wichita

Growing With Children

A conference for family child care
providers and child care center teachers.
Approved for 6 in-service hours.
More information on pages 3-9.

Director’s Chair
A conference for child care center directors
approved for 6 in-service hours. See page 11.

Schedule
7:00-8:00 Registration
8:00-10:00 Session 1
10:00-10:30 Break/Exhibits
10:30-12:30 Session 2
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30-3:30 Session 3
Tracks have returned!
Again this year, Growing with Children is offering tracks for focused learning.
Participants can choose to follow a track or pick and choose topics of interest.

The listing of tracks is located on the next page. Descriptions of each session are
found on the following pages... divided by tracks.

Reserve Early!
Session choices fill fast! Reservations are on a first come first serve basis - plus
save money by returning your registration by February 14th! See Registration
Instructions next to the Growing with Children registration form.

Enjoy lunch & prizes!

All Growing with Children & Director’s Chair participants will be registered for door
prizes, treated to lunch and will have the opportunity to purchase items in the
exhibitor area.

Current Exhibitors
Usborne Books & More
Mental Health Association of South
Central Kansas
Home Bookkeeping Service
Central Community Church
6100 W. Maple, Wichita
Central Ave.

Southwestern College
Ridge Rd.
Tyler Rd.

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Ecuadorian Treasures
Families Together Inc.
Child Care Licensing
Maple St.
Scentsy Wickless
Children’s Mercy Family Health Partners W. Kellogg St. (US 54)
Heartspring
Discovery Toys
Wichita Child Guidance Center
...and more!
 Early
School Age Community A Safe
Childhood Curriculum Your Safety Curriculum
Thematic & Environment
Mental Activities Plan Fun
Planning Environment for All
Health

A D G J M P S
Breaking the
Thematic Silence: What
Understanding Planning: Get To Know Every Child
Math for the Food Handlers Inclusive Child
Early Childhood Introductions Your Creepy Care Provider
Young Learner Training Care Settings
Mental Health to Thematic Crawlies Should Know
Planning About Child

Session 1
Sexual Abuse

B E H K N Q T

Safe Slumber:
Effective Ways Thematic Activities and
Catch’em While Creating a
to Engage with Planning: Plants to Grow Fire Safety The Bug Lady
They’re Young Safe Sleeping
Young Children Resources Outdoor Kids
Environment

Session 2
Track Listing

C F I L O R U
Identifying
Growing With Children

Thematic “Brace for

Mental Health
Transitions Planning: Impact”: Getting to
Problems in Community
in the Early Lesson Plan Disaster Know Me, Language &
Young Children: Health
Childhood Content by Preparation for Getting To Literacy
What to Look Connections
Classroom Developmental Family Child Know You
for, What to do
Age Care Homes

Session 3
Next
Early Childhood Mental Health
Understanding Early Childhood Mental Health
Presented By: Heather Barnett

Upon the completion of this professional development event participants will have a better

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understanding of early brain development and become familiar with different temperament
styles that may present in early childhood behavior. Discussions will focus on external
factors that contribute to healthy children and what impact negative factors have on
healthy development.
II-Learning Environment & Curriculum, Promoting Social Development, Level 2,b,c,e. CDA 3: Social &
Emotional Development. Audience: All Audiences

Effective Ways to Engage with Young Children

Presented By: Heather Barnett

Are certain behaviors of children in your care frustrating you? Need new ways to manage

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challenging behaviors? Upon the completion of this professional development event,
Learners will be able to discern normal and abnormal behavior in children in your child care
setting, and learn effective ways to manage challenging behaviors.
VI-Interactions with Children, Providing Individual Guidance, Level 2b,c,d. CDA 3: Social & Emotional
Development. Audience: All Audiences

Identifying Mental Health Problems in Young Children: What to Look for, What to
do Next
Presented By: Heather Barnett

Upon the completion of this professional development event participants will be able to

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use knowledge and skills of observation to recognize problematic behavior in the child care
setting. Learners will be able to understand what is typical and abnormal behavior in young
children, and be able to recognize red flags of problematic behavior.
III-Child Observation & Assessment, 3b,c,f. CDA 7: Observing & Recording Behavior. Audience: All
Audiences

Heather Barnett is a licensed clinical social worker and registered play therapist. She has extensive training
and experience in working with young children aged birth to five and spent ten years at Rainbows United,
Inc., providing mental health services to young children and their families. Additionally, Heather has worked
with children with dual diagnoses, most specifically mental illness and developmental delay. She has treated
children with Autism, Asperger’s disorder, ADHD, anxiety, sleep problems, conduct problems, depression,
attachment problems, adjustment disorders, and traumatic stress. Heather is currently in private practice in
Wichita, seeing children, adolescents, adults, and families.
Conference

Arrive early! Doors will open at 7:00 a.m.

TIP

The first participants in the door

get the best freebies!
Curriculum Activities
Math for the Young Learner
Presented by: Joan Purkey

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Mathematics is everywhere around us. Preschool is a great time to interest children in
counting, sorting, building shapes, measuring and estimating. Young children like to do
math as they use mathematical ideas every day.
Session 1 II-Learning Environment & Curriculum, Promoting Cognitive Development, L3,a,b,c. CDA 2: Physical &
Intellectual Competence. Audience: School Age

Catch’em While They’re Young

Presented by: Joan Purkey

Motivation is key to success, and we as teachers of young children need to motivate them

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to be lifelong learners. Participants will receive a packet of activities in reading that will
fit a kaleidoscope of personalities each with a different level of energy. Every activity will
have a different focus and experience for children with different dispositions and learning
capabilities - “each one a different challenge.”
II-Learning Environment & Curriculum, Promoting Cognitive Development, L2,d,f. CDA 2: Physical &
Intellectual Competence. Audience: School Age

Transitions in the Early Childhood Classroom

Presented by: Joan Purkey

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Transition ideas will help you reduce the number of interruptions and encourage activities
to flow from one to another with ease. These ideas will help you move from one center/
activity to another with the least interruption.
Session 3 VI-Interactions with children, providing individual guidance, L3,a,b,d. CDA 3: Social & Emotional
Development. Audience: School Age

Joan Purkey is currently an Associate Professor for the School of Education at Newman University,
Wichita, Kansas. She teaches primary art, math and social studies methods and geometry and statistics for
K-6 teachers. Joan is currently consulting for school districts and presenting at NCTM, KATM, and KAEYC
conferences. She has published a book for teachers entitled Math Perks for Teachers.

Almost every exhibitor at the conference

has a drawing for a prize!
Make sure you visit every vendor to increase your chances to win!
School Age Thematic Planning
Thematic Planning - Introductions to Thematic Planning
Presented by: Annette Green
This session will use a thematic approach to teach lesson plan construction for all age

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groups in child care. Participants will have lesson plan templates to work with. We will
discuss structure, function and use of thorough lesson planning. Ideas will be shared as
to where to find activities and supplies as well as special items that can be too costly to
Session 1 purchase just for a couple of weeks.
VII: Program Planning & Development, Program Planning & Evaluation Level 2,c,d. CDA V: Program
Management. Audience: Preschool and School Age.

Thematic Planning - Resources

Presented by: Annette Green
This session will highlight people in the community, Child Start, Inc., internet resources and
library to be used in a lesson plan. This session will afford the opportunity for participants

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to network with each other and gather ideas for their lesson themes. Participants will leave
the session with a roster of other child care professionals that they can use as a resource in
their own programs.
II: Learning Environment & Curriculum, Creating the Learning Environment & General Curriculum
Level 2,e,f,g. CDA 2: Physical & Intellectual Competence. Audience: Preschool and School Age.

Thematic Planning - Lesson Plan Content by Developmental Age

Presented by: Annette Green

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This session will provide instruction on how to adjust a lesson theme according to the
child’s age and ability. Using one general theme, participants will learn to adapt their
lesson and it’s components to specific age groups. Developing the lesson plan based on
Session 3 development skill of the children in care allows for skill development.
II: Learning Environment & Curriculum, Creating the Learning Environment & General Curriculum
Level 3,a,b. CDA 2: Physical & Intellectual Competence. Audience: Preschool and School Age.

Annette Green is a retired AD Nurse from Hesston College wtih a BA Elementary Education from McPherson
College. Annette taught 4th Grade and Kindergarten for 6 years before deciding to get back to the basics and
began teaching preschool. During the past three school years Annete would teach preschool and then spend
the summers with the School-Age kids. Annette has written and taught “themes” of all kinds to all ages with a
prime focus on education.

Make a note of the people you connect

with at the conference and find them on Child Start’s Playground to
keep the conversations going!
Community & Environmental
Health Connections
Get To Know Your Creepy Crawlies
Presented by: Tonya Bornleewe, Frannie Miller, Rebecca McMahon

They buzz, they burrow, they sting, they flutter, and can do just about anything! Learn

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how to appropriately engage kids with the insects outdoors and how to manage pests
inside! Pesticides benefit society, but can endanger our children’s health if stored or used
improperly. This session will address how to select a pest management strategy and what a
chemical label can tell you!
VII-Program Planning & Development, Financial Management, Level 5, c. CDA V: Program
Management. Audience: Child Care Center Director, Family Child Care Providers.

Activities and Plants to Grow Outdoor Kids

Presented by: Tonya Bronleewe, Frannie Miller, Rebecca McMahon

Children need to connect with nature for their physical, cognitive and emotional health.

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Outdoor games can be low-cost and highly engaging. Come to learn great outdoor activities
to do with your kids. And, find out how to create safe and fun outdoor spaces by growing
great plants in play spaces. Learn what to grow and how to care for your kid-friendly plants.
V-Health, Safety & Nutrition, Environmental Safety, Level 3,a. CDA 1: Safe, Healthy Learning
Environment. Audience: All Audiences.

Community Health Connections

Presented by: Pam King-Burns, Aaron Lovelady

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The Strengthening Families Program at the Center for Health & Wellness and the Center
for Health Equity in Sedgwick County have partnered to bring you valuable information
that you can share with families to care for their physical and mental health, while building
Session 3 strong relationships. This session will give you wonderful tools to help families connect with
the community to have their health and wellness needs met.
VII-Program Planning & Development, Financial Management, Level 2, a, b. CDA V: Program
Management. Audience: Family Child Care Providers, Program Directors, Center Staff.

Tonya Bronleewe holds a Master’s degree in Environmental science from Friends University. She is the County Agriculture
& Natural Resources Agent at Kansas State University Research & Extension office. Tonya is a member of Kansas Association for
Conservation & Environmental Education.

Ms. Pam King-Burns graduated from Wichita State University with a Master of Public Administration degree; after earning a
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Ethnic Studies. Ms. Pam King-Burns is the Project Manager for Sedgwick County’s Health Access Project
(HAP), a project aimed at decreasing barriers to accessing affordable health care for county residents.

Aaron Lovelady holds a Masters degree in Social Science. He has facilitated the Strengthening Families Program through the
Center for Health & Wellness for three years now. Aaron has successfully participated in the partnership with four local schools and
the Boys & Girls Club of South Central Kansas, to serve families around the city.

Frannie Miller holds a Master's degree in Entomology from the University of Nebraska. She currently serves as a pesticide safety
and IPM Coordinator conducting educational programming at Kansas State University Extension Office. Frannie continues to offer
educational training for the Master Gardner Training Program, Community Horticulture groups.

Rebecca McMahon holds a BS in Horticulture from the University of Kansas where she is currently a Horticulture Agent-food
corps; working with students K-12.
Your Safety Plan
Food Handlers Training
Presented by: Trish Sapien

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This is a 2 hour class designed for the Child Care provider. Attendees will learn how to
handle food safely to prevent food borne illnesses. Attendee will receive a Food Handler
Card issued by the City of Wichita Department of Environmental Health which is valid for 4
Session 1 years.
V-Health, Safety & Nutrition, Nutrition, Level 1. CDA 1: Safe, Healthy Learning Environment. Audience:
All Audiences.

Fire Safety
Presented by: Mark Chairs

Fire is one of the top causes of accidental deaths. Fires in the home account for about 80%

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of all fire deaths. When fire destroys, it also destroys jobs and families. The information in
this session will help you to understand your responsibility in keeping the children in your
care and the staff in your center safe from fire. You will learn the proper ways to exit a
burning structure, and how to survive a fire.
V-Health, Safety & Nutrition, Knowledge of Regulations, Level 1. CDA 1: Safe, Healthy Learning
Environment. Audience: All Audiences.

“Brace for Impact”: Disaster Preparation for Family Child Care Homes
Presented by: Debra Harries

This session will help family child care providers prepare for different types of disasters

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and emergencies (natural disasters, serious injuries, technological disasters, and attacks). It
incorporates activities on topics related to disaster preparation, including communicating
with parents, giving children age-appropriate guidance for responding to a disaster, making
Session 3 & practicing an evacuation plan, preparing to shelter-in-place, preparing back-up supplies
and equipment. It also provides framework for children to cope with the aftermath of
disaster.
V-Health, Safety & Nutrition, Level 1, a. CDA 5: Program Planning. Audience: All Audiences.

Trish Sapien started her food service career in 1976 with the United States Army when she became a Food Service Specialist.
After starting her family she spent the next 15 years working as a Director of Child Nutrition Services feeding children from grades
K-12. She teaches Nutrition at a local community college part-time and is currently working for Child Start; Inc. as the Head Start
Nutrition Coordinator. She teaches children and families a silent but effective lesson on how to choose healthy meals by setting a
good example.

Mark Chairs has held certifications as a Fire Service Instructor, Medical Training Officer, and Emergency Medical Technician for
the past 25 years. His passion is the safety of children and families. This passion shows in the awesome training programming Mark
provides for his clients.

Debra Harries is a life-long Wichitan and has been a registered nurse since 1991. She received her BSN from Wichita State
University and her MS in Family Therapy from Friends University. She has worked as a hospital nurse, community health nurse,
school nurse for Pre-K through middle school, and as a college nurse. She is married and has two grown children. Debra is currently a
child care licensing surveyor for the City of Wichita.
A Safe Environment for All
Breaking the Silence: What Every Child Care Provider Should Know About Child
Sexual Abuse
Tisha Whitehead & Horace Santry

Participants will learn warning signs of sexual abuse; background information on incest and
child sexual abuse; offender characteristics; behavioral and physical indicators of sexual

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abuse; how to talk with various ages of children about personal safety; ideas on how to
respond if a child discloses information; ways to reduce the likelihood of a childhood sexual
assault; how to support the healing process should sexual abuse occur; how a parent can
set a good foundation for children for when the time comes for them to be in relationships
as older teens and adults.
V-Health, Safety & Nutrition, Knowledge of Regulations, Level 1. CDA 1: Safe, Healthy Learning
Environment. Audience: All Audiences.
Safe Slumber: Creating a Safe Sleeping Environment
Presented by: Dianna Smith

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the leading cause of death for infants 1 month to

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12 months of age. The Safe Slumber presentation defines Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
(SIDS) and Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID), identifies how to create a safe sleep
environment, become familiar with SIDS/SUID and what steps educators, parents and child
care providers can take to reduce SIDS and SUID. Participants will discuss definitions and
statistics of SIDS/SUID and address bereavement issues related to infant mortality.
V-Health, Safety & Nutrition, Knowledge of Regulations, Level 1. CDA 1: Safe, Healthy Learning
Environment. Audience: All Audiences.
Getting to Know Me. Getting to Know You
Presented by: Beth Reeder

Color personality will be used and providers will discover why they act and react like they

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do and why their co-workers do the same. Finding out what makes us tick and what drives
us crazy about those little things our co-workers do and finding ways to deal with them in a
healthy productive way.
VIII-Professional Development & Leadership, Level 2. CDA 6: Professionalism. Audience: All Audiences.

Tisha Whitehead currently works for the Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center (WASAC) as the Coordinator of
Program Services. Her primary role in her position at WASAC is to speak to the youth community about topics
such as sexual assault, healthy relationships, cyber bullying, and sexual harassment.
Horace Santry serves as Community Outreach Educator for Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center where he
offers Protective Parenting classes, trains MD's to recognize behavioral signs of unhealed sexual trauma and
how to screen patients, presents classes at local universities for social workers and family therapists, as well as
a variety of other related community education presentations.
Dianna Smith, RN, BSN, is a child care licensing surveyor for the City of Wichita. She currently serves as a
board member for The SIDS Network of Kansas.
Beth Reeder is the Director of Staff Development and Outreach for Rainbows United, Inc. in Wichita, KS.
She has her BA in Elementary Education/Speech Communication from Southwestern College, in Winfield, KS.
Beth also has certification in Supervision, Christian Education, Incredible Years: Parent, Teacher and Children
Training Series, Crisis Prevention Intervention, and Conscious Discipline.
Curriculum Fun
Inclusive Child Care Settings
Presented by: Ruth Cartagena-Ortiz

This presentation focuses on Inclusive Child Care Settings for children with disabilities. It

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will help child care providers understand disabilities, modifications that can be made,
available resources, and the requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) as it pertains to their program. This presentation is designed to empower child care
providers to feel comfortable in their role of providing quality child care services to children
with disabilities and supporting their families.
II-Learning Environment & Curriculum, Creating the Learning Environment, L3,a,b. CDA 2: Physical &
Intellectual Competence. Audience: All Audiences.

The Bug Lady

Presented by: Carrie Tiemeyer

Come and share an amazing time with “The Bug Lady.” She has animals ranging from

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“Charlotte” the tarantula to “Tucker” the Amazon Parrot. The Bug Lady shares the benefits
of having animals, insects, and nature. Come and watch feeding demos with different kinds
of lizards. Learn about habitats, diets, and the easiest and least expensive ways to maintain
Session 2 animals in your classroom. Many animals & insects can be handled. It’s a fun time for all-
especially for the animals. . . they love the attention!
II-Learning Environment & Curriculum, Creating the Learning Environment & General Curriculum,
Level 2,b,g. CDA : Audience: All Audiences.

Language & Literacy

Presented by: Regina Miller

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Participants will learn how to start a conversation of interest with a child and how to avoid
questions that stop conversations. Participants will learn how children acquire language
build vocabulary & how to follow a child’s lead in conversations.
II-Learning Environment & Curriculum, Level 2. CDA 2: Physical & Intellectual Competence. Audience:
Preschool and Toddler Staff.

Ruth Cartagena-Ortiz is the Outreach Coordinator Parent Information Specialist for Families Together, Inc.
She has an extensive background in Early Childhood Education. She has worked for the Head Start Program,
Home Based Program, and Call Center Resource & Referral. Currently, she is continuing her studies in Early
Childhood Education at Butler Community College.

Carrie Tiemeyer has over 10 years experience in Early Childhood Education with teaching experience
ranging from infant to kindergarten children as well as being an Assistant Director for a center with over 180
children enrolled. Carried is acting President of the Butler Community College Association of Early Childhood
Educators.

Regina Miller is the Director for Princeton Child Care Center in Wichita. She originally hails from Norfolk,
Virginia, is married and a mother of two young adult children. Regina has over 30 years of experience in early
childhood education and is a KCCTO Certified Trainer. Regina is currently an active member of ECDO, and
serves on the Butler County Community College Advisory board.
 Director’s Chair Conference
Center Directors send your staff to Growing With Children and attend
Director’s Chair conference at the sa me time! Registration to Director’s Chair
give you access to the sa me lunch and exhibitors as Growing With Children,
but these three sessions have been developed specifically for you! Sponsored
by the Early Childhood Director’s Organization (ECDO). ECDO members
receive discounted registration!
Effective Supervision: Learning to Let Go
Are you wondering, “How did I get here? Why am I the supervisor?” If you’re like most of us, you entered this
profession to work with children, not necessarily adults. And here you are, a supervisor, responsible for making
sure others do what they’re supposed to do, making sure others get to work on time, and making sure others
work well with children. Supervising other adults can be the hardest part of an educator’s job. Join us for this
fun, motivating session and learn how to become a better leader by letting go and delegating more. Discover
tips to inspire your staff to be the best they can be.
VIII-Professional Development & Leadership, Displaying Professionalism in Practice, Level 2,b,c,d,e. CDA 6: Professionalism. Audience:
Center Directors.

This Job is Driving Me Crazy! How to Deal with Demanding Situations and Difficult People
Help! Is your job driving you crazy? Let’s face it; every position comes with its share of difficult people and
demanding situations. How effectively do you handle them? Join us for this humorous and educational
workshop packed with practical tips for regaining your sanity and meeting challenges with pose and
professionalism. Learn to focus on the issue, not the person, assess whether some of your own personality
traits and work habits may be “stirring the pot,” and turn aggravating people into allies. A “must attend”
presentation for anyone who works with people and gets a little crazy sometimes.
VIII-Professional Development & Leadership, Displaying Professionalism in Practice, Level 2,a,b,c,d. CDA 6: Professionalism.
Audience: Center Directors.

10 Steps to a Winning Team: Positive Staff Relationships

Working well with children doesn’t always mean working well with adults. How do we learn to put ourselves in
the place of others, understand their values, ideas and perspectives, and behave respectfully at all times? Here
are ten simple steps to help you and those you work with develop positive staff relationships. Whether you’re
a supervisor, co-teacher or member of the staff, you’ll benefit from these ideas. Positive change begins with
you.
VIII-Professional Development & Leadership, Displaying Professionalism in Practice, Level 1,a,c,g. CDA 6: Professionalism. Audience:
Center Directors.

About the Presenter:

Join Gigi Schweikert, early childhood expert, working mother of four, and author of over seven published books
on child care and parenting, as she takes you down the sometimes frustrating, yet always rewarding road of
early childhood education. Gigi’s practical ideas and realistic perspective on working with young children and
supervising adults will have you laughing and learning.
 Director’s Chair Registration Form
Participant Information
Please fill out one form per participant. Copies can be made.
Name:
Center Name:
Address:
City: State: County: Zip:
Day Phone: Evening Phone:
Email:
Profession:

Director’s Chair Registration Options

For discounted rate you must be a member of the Early Childhood Director’s Organization (ECDO)
Lunch included with registration
Please check appropriate amount: Member Non-Member
Early Registration: Postmarked by 2/14/2011 $55.00 $60.00
Regular Registration: Postmarked by 2/25/2011 $60.00 $65.00
Walk-in Registration: After 2/25/2011 or at conference $65.00 $70.00

Director’s Chair Payment Information

Payment Method: Cash Check Credit Card
Card #: Exp. Date:
Signature:
Total Registration: $

Please describe any special accommodations including diatary restrictions you require:
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Director’s Chair participants are
automatically registered for all 3
Director’s Chair sessions.

SORRY NO REFUNDS

Mail to: Child Start, GWC Conference

Registration, 1069 S Glendale St,
Wichita KS 67218
 Registration Instructions
Conference Choice:

• There are two conference registration forms. One for Growing with Children attendees and one for
Director’s Chair attendees. Please fill out the appropriate registration form. Make copies if needed.

Growing With Children Registrations:

• For each session, please choose one workshop and two alternative workshops from those listed. You
will be assigned classes based on this ranking and space availability. The earlier we receive your paid
registration, the more likely it is you can have your top choice. (In the unlikely event there is no room for
you to attend any of your choices, we will call). If you would like confirmation of your assigned classes
please include your email address on your conference registration.

Director’s Chair Registration

• Director’s Chair Conference has no optional choices of workshops.

Lunch:

• A buffet lunch is included in your registration fees. If you are needing a special meal, please indicate that
on your registration form.

Early Bird Discount:

• Registrations postmarked after the Early Bird cut off date (2/14/11) will not qualify for a discount and
any balance will be due at the time of check-in on the day of the conference. You will be sent an email
detailing if and why you owe an additional registration fee.

Member Discounts:

• The cost for Growing with Children is reduced for those who have a current 2010-2011 membership with
Child Start.
• The cost for Director’s Chair is reduced for those who have a current 2010-2011 membership with the
Early Childhood Director’s Organization.
• Child Start Professional Development Membership credits do not apply to this conference.

Refunds:

• Sorry, there are no refunds for either Growing With Children or Director’s Chair. If you are wanting to add
a different name to an existing registration, you must do so by 2/25/11

Mail the registration form to: Child Start

GWC Conference Registration
1069 S Glendale St
Wichita KS 67218
 Growing With Children Registration Form
Participant Information
Please fill out one form per participant. Copies can be made.
Name:
Center Name:
Address:
City: State: County: Zip:
Day Phone: Evening Phone:
Email:
Profession:

Growing With Children Session Choices

Please place workshop LETTER found next to its description in the appropriate
box.
Classes fill on a first-come-first-choice basis
Session 1 Session 2 Session 3
1st Choice

2nd Choice

3rd Choice

Growing With Children Registration Options

Lunch included with registration
Please check appropriate amount: Member Non-Member
Early Registration: Postmarked by 2/14/2011 $55.00 $60.00
Regular Registration: Postmarked by 2/25/2011 $60.00 $65.00
Walk-in Registration: After 2/25/2011 or at conference $65.00 $70.00

Growing With Children Payment Information

Payment Method: Cash Check Credit Card
Card #: Exp. Date:
Signature:
Total Registration: $

Please describe any special accommodations including diatary restrictions you require:
________________________________________________________________________________________
SORRY NO REFUNDS
Mail to: Child Start, GWC Conference Registration, 1069 S Glendale St, Wichita KS 67218
 Take advantage of this opportunity to receive
six in-service hours, win great door prizes and network
with early childhood professionals from across the state.

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6100 W. Maple Growing With Children is Child Start’s Child Care Aware
Wichita, KS progra m’s annual fundraiser!