NEWS FLASHES

Join me for a FREE Webinar August 23rd at 4pm Eastern.
Start the year of right with great ideas for using Transitions to Build Brains and Manage Behavior.
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Off to Denver in September!
I am thrilled to be invited to speak at the Arapahoe Libraries in Denver, Colorado. My good friend and colleague, Rae Pica, spoke at the library last year and said it was a wonderful group. I look at forward to this.
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My Next Presentation: Minnesota!
In August I am heading to Minnesota to offer a session at the White Earth Nation Reservation.
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I am in Singapore!
I am honored to be a part of this amazing conference of Early Childhood educators. The audience is deeply involved and passionate about teaching young children. We are on our last day today and I can't wait to offer the ending Post-Note presentation: Minds and Hearts Together: Essential Tools for Learning

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https://rethasia.com/events/ecls2016/# 

Visit the Rethasia Facebook page for photos of this wonderful event.
Rethasia Facebook page

Fall 2016 my newest book will be available from Gryphon House. It is titled Nurturing Next Generation Innovators.
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My book, Getting to the Heart of Learning (Gryphon House)  has won several awards! One is from Tillywig Brain Child Awards and the other from Academics Choice Awards. Click the links below for more information.
http://tillywig.com/Books-Magazines/Getting-to-the-Heart-of-Learning

https://www.gryphonhouse.com/news/gryphon-house-books-win-academics-choice-awards

 

About Ellen....
Nationally recognized early childhood expert, Ellen Booth Church spent several years as both a pre-k and kindergarten teacher before becoming an early childhood assistant professor at the State University of New York. She is currently an early childhood educational consultant, keynote speaker, curriculum/product developer, and writer dedicated to enriching the lives of young children and their families. She is an adjunct professor of early childhood at Nova Southeastern University.

Ellen is currently writing for Gryphon House publishing. She is also a former columnist for Scholastic’s Parent and Child and Early Childhood Today magazines as well as the author of many books for teachers and parents. In the world of Children’s Television, Ellen has consulted for PBS, Nelvana, and Cartoon Network on a wide variety of projects.

Specialties

Ellen's specialties in Early Childhood Education include: Brain-Based Learning; Creative Music and Movement; Mindfulness and Compassionate Discipline; Circle Time; Transitions; Creative and Critical Thinking Skills; Kindergarten; Child Development; Language and Literacy; Infant and Toddler Development; Play