Becker's Early Childhood Webinars, Workshops and Trainings

Professional Development
for Early Educators

Workshops that Inspire

Workshops and webinars include interactive activities and ready-to-use ideas based on best practices and current research on the topic. We plan carefully to customize our content so that it is relevant to the audience. Please contact your Becker’s Sales Account Manager to learn more.

Becker's is now offering contact-free trainings to support your professional development goals while protecting the health and safety of the presenters and the participants. We invite contact us and inquire about virtual trainings.

Workshop Topics:^*

Here is a list of some of the early childhood topics that we currently offer. We work with a growing team of Professional Development Specialists and will continue to add new topics as they are developed.

Early childhood educators attending a Becker's professional development seminar

• Classroom Environment

• Mindfulness and Yoga

• Language Modeling

• Preschool Literacy

• Preschool Math

• Process Art

• Social Emotional Learning

• STEM/STEAM

*Topics and workshop availability are subject to change.

Webinars

Becker’s is proud to present early childhood webinars that are designed to educate early childhood teachers, child care providers, parents and others working with young children. If you missed a scheduled, live presentation, you’re welcome to view the recording and additional resources by following the links below.

Be sure to sign up for Becker’s emails so you’re sure not to miss announcements of any upcoming free webinars for preschool teachers or special events.

The Importance of Sensory Play: Start Engaging the Senses!

April 27th | 1pm ET

Interested in learning more about sensory play and how you can incorporate it into your classroom or learning environment with sensory bins and activities? Find out why sensory play is important and how it builds development skills for children of all ages and abilities. We’ll share ideas for a wide variety of engaging sensory materials, ways to keep your space clean and organized, and how to extend this type of play outside the sensory bin.

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