Child Care Aware of Kentucky

Today we celebrate Juneteenth, which celebrates the end of slavery in our country. Here are some activities that you can do with young children:

Juneteenth Resources for Preschoolers Learn about the history of Juneteenth, tips on explaining the holiday to children, and activities that will help them learn about the history.

From the DCC LIstserv:
Hello,

As we get ready to move from KY TRIS to the C**T LMS, a central place for learning and training, we are asking all impacted Stakeholder Groups and Learner Groups to complete the C**T LMS Readiness Assessment.

Your input will help us:

Understand current awareness of the change
Identify skills and knowledge needed for the move to the C**T LMS
Access the Readiness Assessment: Use this link to complete it by Friday, June 26, 2026. https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019e0792ac897bcbb261c026e9716893

Questions or need assistance? Contact:

DCBSStaff:[email protected]
EarlyChildhoodEducation:[email protected]
Foster&AdoptiveParents,FosterParentsthroughPrivate Agencies,&PrivateAgencyPartners: [email protected]
We appreciate your time,

The C**T Modernization Project Team

Indicadores del desarrollo a los 18 meses. Juega con juguetes de manera sencilla; por ejemplo, empuja un carrito de juguete

Today's Toddler Thursday developmental milestone is Plays with toys in a simple way, like pushing a toy car. This is an 18 month milestone.

Summer is the perfect time to take stories on the go.

This week, challenge your family to read somewhere new:
☀️ At the park
🏖 At the pool
🌳 Under a tree
⛺ In a blanket fort
🍉 During a picnic

📸 Share a photo of your favorite summer reading spot and tag us.

Today's ERS Tuesday Tip looks at math for preschool.

Enjoy some family fun ideas!

100 Activities to Keep Your Kids Busy This Summer Discover 100 engaging summer activities for kids and caregivers. Keep your family entertained with our fun and enriching ideas all season long.

You probably learn new things through a mix of instruction and exploring on your own. The exact same is true of toddlers. The best way for them to learn more about the world and develop new skills is by enjoying a good mix of structured and unstructured play. https://www.ila.org/publications/ila-reporter/article/220/representation-in-children-books-unlocking-the-world-for-young-readers