Red Flags for 3-5 Yr Old Children (What Am I Missing?)

Jun 05, 2019 - Jun 05, 2019

Wyndham City Council (Functions area) 45 Princes Highway Werribee, VIC 3030

Red Flags for 3-5 Yr Old Children (What Am I Missing?)

Jun 5 2019

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Summary - Early Childhood Educators will gain an insight of typical and atypical development in children

Content - Identifying Red Flags of children’s development in – social, emotional, communication, cognitive, gross and fine motor skills

Learning Outcomes

To better understand children’s developmental milestones
How to align children’s development to the VEYLDF

Designed for - Early Childhood educators of 3-5 year old children

Facilitator - A representative of the Wyndham Preschool Field Officer Service

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