Kinship Virtual Webinar Resource- “SCHOOL’S OUT! Keeping Kids Busy While Reducing Screen Time WORKSHOP” LIVE Webinar Recording

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SCHOOL’S OUT! Keeping Kids Busy While Reducing Screen Time WORKSHOPLIVE Webinar was presented on 6/4/2024.


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Description

School’s out and now the kids are home all day! What do you do with them to keep them learning, growing, and forming relationships, all while having fun? Come join us in this webinar/workshop as we explore activities (and maybe try one ourselves), that caregivers can do with their kids to enjoy being together and without screen time!

You’ll come away with ideas for a fun filled summer!

Presented By:

Rachael Wall is a Kentucky native with years of advocacy experience in Education, Family Services and Community Supports. As a Kinship Peer Support Specialist with KY-KINS, Adoptive Parent Liaison with Adoption Support of Kentucky (ASK), and Resource Parent Trainer for Eastern KY University, Rachael has an opportunity to work closely with foster, adoptive, relative, and fictive-kin caregivers throughout the Commonwealth, helping them navigate their unique journey and meet their individual needs by providing strong individual and social supports. Rachael has 17 years of experience working with families in Kentucky in her role as a Special Advocate for Education with the University of Kentucky.

As a parent to five adoptive children, Rachael spends a lot of her time planning activities to engage her children in fun and learning.

 

The Summer Planner kit mentioned in this video is a resource you can purchase for your personal use by visiting  https://thesavvysparrow.com/printable-summer-planner/.

Disclaimer: The University of Kentucky is not affiliated with this vendor or website nor does the University of Kentucky recommend or promote the purchase of this product.

 

Disclaimer: The information presented in this webinar and PowerPoint is current as of June 4, 2024. Please be aware that information can change as needed, directed, or required by law or governing institutions.