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Purposeful Play in Kindergarten

A full-day workshop on the research behind play, connecting play to standards and report cards, and managing and assessing play with confidence. Participants leave with an action plan to bring more purposeful play into the classroom right away. Lunch on your own. Presented by Trisha Sellars-Kamp.

Date & time
Mon · Nov 16 · 9:00 AM–3:30 PM CT
Venue
Kaskaskia College Salem Education Center, 1475 W. Whittaker
Salem, IL
Organizer
Regional Office of Education #13
Regional Office of Education #13
Price
Free for members · $150 non-members

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