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         Child Care After School:     more books (77)
  1. Teaching Children Self-Esteem: A Creative Behavior Handbook for After-School Child Care by Anne Read Smith, 1994-06
  2. Building Children's Self-Esteem: A Creative Behavior Handbook for After-School Child Care by Anne R. Smith, 1996-03
  3. Cost and quality factors in parents' choice of after-school child care.: An article from: Journal of Consumer Affairs by Richard Widdows, Douglas R. Powell, 1990-12-22
  4. After-school child care and recommended steps for setting up a school-age child-care program in your school by Deborah Hart, 1994
  5. College Students Working in After School and School Age Care Programs - A Guide for Administrators by California Department of Education Child Development Division, 2002
  6. College Students Working in After-school and School-age Care Programs a Guide for College Faculty by California Department of Education Child Development Division, 2002
  7. After School Programs to Promote Child Adolescent Development: Summary of a Workshop by D. C.) Workshop on Opportunities to Promote Child and Adolescent Development during the After-School Hours (1999 : Washington, 2001-04
  8. Training New After-School Staff: Welcome to the World of School-Age Care by Roberta L Newman, 2002-01-01
  9. Accountability for After-School Care: Devising Standards and Measuring Adherence to Them by Megan Beckett, 2002-03-25
  10. School-Age Ideas and Activities for After School Programs by Karen Haas-Foletta, Michele Cogley, et all 2005-02-01
  11. After school adventures: Activities for latch-key programs, child care centers, classrooms, recreational programs, and home by Harriet R Kinghorn, Lillian Dudley, et all 1993
  12. After-School Programs & The K-8 Principal: Standards for Quality School-Age Child Care by National Association of Elementary School Principals, 1999
  13. Fun Literacy Activities for After-school Programs: Books And Beyond by Sue Edwards, Kathleen Martinez, 2004-04-30
  14. Participant Perceptions of After-School Enrichment Programs: Development of an Evaluation Scale.(Brief Article): An article from: Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport by James J. Zhang, Dennis W. Smith, et all 2001-03-01

1. UCSB - Child Care After School Program
Inc., under the direction of the University s Department of Physical Activities and Recreation, provides quality afterschool care for school-aged children.
http://www.sa.ucsb.edu/childcare/uafterschool/index.asp
UCSB After School Program
UCSB After School Program, P.O. Box 12828,
UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA 93107
licensed capacity: 90, facility #: 421710031

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2. After School Child Care Information
The Woodsfield AfterSchool Child Care Program is designed to provide children with a safe environment and quality child care after school is dismissed.
http://monroe.osu.edu/school/info.html
Woodsfield
Woodsfield Information
Curriculum Who We Seve Schedules ... Parental Participation
The Woodsfield After-School Child Care Program is designed to provide children with a safe environment and quality child care after school is dismissed. The program emphasizes the development of life and social skills, healthy living habits, responsibility for individual actions, and respect for others. The children are encouraged to explore their own interests and hobbies and to become comfortable with their abilities.
Mary, one of the assistants at the
Woodsfield After-School Child Care Program
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to balance the academic emphasis of the school day. Children are given a choice of activities that are appropriate for their age and developmental level and reflect heterogeneous, racial, gender, and cultural attributes. They are also provided with free time to choose from a variety of materials that encourage self-initiated learning.
Who We Serve
The Program is available to students in grades K-6 at Woodsfield Elementary and St. Sylvester's Schools.
Study Time
Schedules
The Program operates according to the Switzerland of Ohio Local School District's calendar, Monday through Friday from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.

3. :: Early Child Care And After-School Care ::
quality and quantity of childcare, including after-school care, contribute to children's social studying the impact of parent-child and sibling relationships on children's peer
http://www.wcer.wisc.edu/childcare/bio.html
Deborah Lowe Vandell
RESEARCH STATEMENT "My research focuses on how children's experiences in their families and in alternate care settings influence development. Much of my current research examines how variations in quality and quantity of child-care, including after-school care, contribute to children's social, emotional, and cognitive development. A second major research interest pertains to children's social relationships. Over the past 20 years, I have examined the connections between children's relationships with their mothers, fathers, siblings, peers and teachers. I am currently studying the impact of parent-child and sibling relationships on children's peer social competence." REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS Children's Social Relationships Vandell, D. L. (2000). Parents, peer groups, and other socializing influences.

4. Child Care, Day Care, Extended Day Child Care, Before School & After School Care
child care, day care, extended day child care, before school care after school care in California day care centers. childcare, daycare school age care at day care center in Dublin, California .
http://www.extended-day-child-care.com/
E-Mail Us Tel: 925-484-3312 Help support
our centers
If your child attends EDCC, click here to review a wide variety of books available to both children and adults at
A Unique Concept in Child Care
Before and After School "Child care can be stressful and worrisome for parents. We understand how important dependable, quality child care is to your family and will strive to provide a variety of stimulating activities to enhance your child's social, physical, and educational growth." Dr. Cheryl A. McElhany,
President of the Board At EDCC, we are committed to creating a caring and stimulating environment, supported by well- trained, experienced and competent professionals, who are responsive to your child's needs. Our staff, parents, and children work together with mutual respect and support to maintain a thriving, well-organized child care and enrichment learning center, which is highly respected, at full enrollment, and valued by all. Most EDCC day care centers are located in Dublin, California and are open from

5. Valencia, California - After School Child Care
AntiGravity Sports center north Los Angeles, California (Valencia, CA) provides after school child care children sports training and activities with youth sports such as tumbling, trampoline, Anti-Gravity offers an after school child care program Monday through Friday. Fax (661)-775-9604. after school child care. after school Programs for
http://www.antigravitysports.com/after_school_care.htm
Click on photo to go to program information
After School Programs
Providing high-quality instruction in a wide variety of children's sports, youth sports, adult training and children's activities. Anti-Gravity offers an after school child care program Monday through Friday.
Bus transportation is available in the local area.
  • What will my child do in the after school program?
      We offer a wide range of sports including, trampoline, tumbling, gymnastics, martial arts, ballet, tap, hip-hop, jazz, and break dancing, and arts and crafts.
      We also have a dedicated homework room where teen mentoring is available. We guarantee all of your child's homework will be completed before they may participate in activities.
  • What is the cost?
      Weekly Rates
      2 days = $50
      3 days = $60
      4 days = $70
      5 days = $75
      Weekly Rates with Van Transportation
      2 days = $60 3 days = $75 4 days = $90 5 days = $100
  • 6. FloridaChildCareSearch
    Searchable database of Florida childcare centers. Day care, preschool, after school, and before school services.
    http://www.FloridaChildCareSearch.com/
    FloridaChildCareSearch
    We are down for a few days for site maintenance. We should be up in a few more days. Please go to our Contact page if you have questions. ©2003 FloridaChildCareSearch.com All Rights Reserved.

    7. :: Early Child Care And After-School Care ::
    s NICHD Study of child care and Youth Development Do afterschool Programs Affect Student Experience? An Enhancement Study to the 21st Century CLC Evaluation......About Deborah Lowe Vandell. Statements and Reports. Project
    http://www.wcer.wisc.edu/childcare
    Wisconsin Center for Education Research
    785 Educational Sciences Bldg.
    1025 W Johnson St.
    Madison, Wi 53706
    www.wcer.wisc.edu

    About Deborah Lowe Vandell
    Statements and Reports Project Descriptions
    NICHD Study of Child Care and Youth Development

    Do After-School Programs Affect Student Experience? : An Enhancement Study to the 21st Century CLC Evaluation

    Study of After-School Activities
    Publications and Presentations Project Forms and Measures
    NICHD Study of Child Care and Youth Development

    Do After-School Programs Affect Student Experience? : An Enhancement Study to the 21st Century CLC Evaluation
    Study of After-School Activities Project Staff ... Contact Information File last updated: May 24, 2004 File created: May 28, 2002

    8. Choosing After-School Child Care
    Choosing afterschool child care,
    http://www.klkntv.com/Global/story.asp?S=366282

    9. Choosing After-School Child Care
    Choosing afterschool child care,
    http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?S=366282

    10. Child Care & Elementary School Classroom Furniture, Playground Equipment | Child
    Offers products for day care centers, preschools, elementary school, Sunday schools, and afterschool program centers.
    http://www.childcaredepot.com

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    Find Item Here Bikes and Trikes
    Bike Racks
    Blocks
    Book Display Bye Bye Buggies test test test
    Classroom Furniture for Elementary School
    Playground Equipment
    and much, much more
    All products discounted
    Child Care Depot www.childcaredepot.com Web Net
    WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE . . . WE HOPE YOU'LL VISIT US OFTEN ! ! ! Please, take a moment to review the missing children at the bottom of this page. Sadly, new photos are added regularly! Due to everyone's efforts and support, the Center is pleased to inform you that Shaneisha and Patrina Richardson missing from Greensboro, NC were located on 05/05/2004 in Greensboro, NC. As soon as it is possible for you to do so, please remove their poster from circulation. WE DISCOUNT ALL OUR PRODUCTS! THIS SITE IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR: PRESCHOOLS, DAYCARE CENTERS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, (We will do our very best to accomodate end users as well) The Child Care Depot has thousands of products on line from classroom furniture to playground equipment and just about anything in between for Day Care Centers, Preschools, Elementary Schools, Sunday Schools and After School Program Centers. We hope you'll check us out and perhaps even place an order, we'll do our best to accomodate your needs. Proudly, all our suppliers have long standing and enviable reputations within our industry. We have carefully interviewed and selected our manufacturers keeping three main criteria in mind - Product Excellence, Customer Service and Fair Pricing.

    11. After School Day Care For Children: Suggestions And Resources
    Suggestions and resources for working parents on how to find safe, reliable and affordable child care for after school. after school
    http://lala.essortment.com/afterschoolchi_rcju.htm
    After school day care for children: suggestions and resources
    Suggestions and resources for working parents on how to find safe, reliable and affordable child care for after school.
    1) The first place to look is the school itself. Call your childs school. Many schools have latch-key programs where, for a reasonable fee, the children will remain at the school under the supervision of a qualified adult until the parent can come and pick them up. Some school districts even offer special activities along with these programs including snacks, library time, and supervised sports. bodyOffer(26186) 2) Contact your local community services providers. Many churches, synagogues and libraries either have programs or can refer you elsewhere. 3) Speak to people other parents with children in your childs class, fellow co-workers, people at your church, neighbors. You might be surprised to find that someone you see on a daily basis might just be able to help you out. 4) Contact the Child Care Council in your area. Check the white pages of your telephone book under your particular county. Many regions have child care councils and keep updated lists of qualified people who have registered with them looking to offer child care services. 5) Speak to your employer if possible. Explain your situation. Many companies are more than willing to work with their employees. Perhaps you could vary your hours or shifts. More and more employers are even creating their own on-site child care programs. You will not know until you ask if this could be a possibility.

    12. Andover Elementary
    Public K5 school. Home of the Dragons. Recognized as a Minnesota school of Excellence. List of staff. Offers before- and after-school child care, after-school activities.
    http://www2.anoka.k12.mn.us/AnokaHennepinSchools/ElementarySchools/Andover/Andov
    ANDOVER
    ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VISIT OUR WEBSITE
    14950 Hanson Blvd.
    Andover, MN 55304-3455
    Directions:
    North on Hanson Blvd. Approx. 4 miles from Hwy. 10
    Click Here for Attendance Area Map
    Important Phone Numbers:
    • Absence Line: (763) 506-1706 Adventures Plus: (763) 506-1713 Community Ed: (763) 506-1712 Fax: (763) 506-1703 Food Services (763) 506-1711/1811 Health Service: (763) 506-1724 Principal: (763) 506-1700 Student Services (763) 506-1700 Volunteer Services (763) 506-1723

    Grades:
    Kindergarten -Grade 5 School Day: 9:05 AM - 3:35 PM Enrollment: 1,430 students Principal: Dorothy Olsen Middle School(s) Attended by Our Students:
    • Oakview Roosevelt
    High School(s) Attended by Our Students:
    • Andover Anoka Blaine

    We Offer:
    • Student Services Advocate Community Education Classes Adventures Plus All Day - Every Other Day Kindergarten "Challenge Math" "Junior Great Books" Music Art Physical Education Special Education Volunteering Opportunities

    13. Child Care Workers
    childcare centers, and before and after-school programs actively Through many basic care activities, childcare workers provide worker who shows a child how to
    http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos170.htm
    Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor
    Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF
    Childcare Workers
    Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information
    Significant Points
    • About 2 out of 5 childcare workers are self-employed; most of these are family childcare providers.
    • A high school diploma and little or no experience are adequate for many jobs, but training requirements vary from a high school diploma to a college degree.
    • Large numbers of workers leave these jobs every year, creating good job opportunities.
    Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Childcare workers nurture and teach children of all ages in childcare centers, nursery schools, preschools, public schools, private households, family childcare homes, and before- and afterschool programs. These workers play an important role in a child’s development by caring for the child when parents are at work or away for other reasons. Some parents enroll their children in nursery schools or childcare centers primarily to provide them with the opportunity to interact with other children. In addition to attending to children’s basic needs, these workers organize activities that stimulate the children’s physical, emotional, intellectual, and social growth. They help children to explore their interests, develop their talents and independence, build self-esteem, and learn how to get along with others.

    14. Children's World.com Is Now Part Of KnowledgeLearning.com
    National network of child care providers. Offers details on programs such as infant, toddler, preschool, prekindergarten, kindergarten, before and after school, summer camps. careers, locator tool, and and parents' resources are available.
    http://www.childrensworld.com/
    Welcome, you have reached Children's World Website.
    Children's World is now part of the Knowledge Learning Family of Schools.
    You will be redirected to the Knowledge Learning website automatically in 5 seconds. Please bookmark the correct page at http://www.knowledgelearning.com/

    15. Henderson County HELP Center
    Offers counseling, day care, teen pregnancy programs, parenting education, child advocacy center, infant and newborn services, student assistance programs, and after school programs.
    http://www.thehelpcenter.org/

    16. Columbia Heights Child Care/After School Programs
    child care / after school Programs. Barbara Chambers Day care. 1470 Irving St NW. 3876755. child care/after school Programs. day, after-school programs. Parenting Support Groups. parenting classes .
    http://innercity.org/columbiaheights/agencys/achild.html
    Child Care / After School Programs
    Barbara Chambers Day Care
    1470 Irving St NW
    Child Care/After School Programs
    day, after-school programs Parenting Support Groups
    parenting classes Bilingual Barney Neighborhood House
    3118 16th St NW
    Child Care/After School Programs
    after school youth program, ages 6-12 Psychiatric Day Programs
    daily life skills
    communication skills
    social skills work experience Senior Activities recreation social services nutritional services Summer Programs urban day camp youth ages 6-12 Development Center 3145 Hiatt Place NW Child Care/After School Programs full-time day care for infants/toddlers Parenting Support Groups parenting classes Bilingual Calvary Bilingual Multicultural Learning Center 1420 Columbia Rd NW Bebe Otero, Director Child Care/After School Programs day care before and after-school programs for youth Parenting Support Groups parenting support groups Bilingual Casa Del Pueblo 1459 Columbia Rd NW Adult Education ESL, SSL Classes Child Care/After School Programs day care after school programs for youth Summer Programs recreational activities summer camp Bilingual Citywide Learning Cente r 770 Kenyon St NW Child Care/After School Programs health screening Columbia Heights Youth Club 16th and Harvard NW Child Care/After School Programs after-school program computer training Summer Programs recreational activities summer day camp for ages 6-12 Community Of Hope Education Enrichment Program 1417 Belmont St NW Adult Education evening GED, ESL Classes

    17. School-Age Child Care Program - Fairfax County, Virginia
    program. schoolAge child care (SACC) cares for children before and after school in Fairfax County Elementary schools. SACC Nurtures
    http://www.co.fairfax.va.us/service/ofc/sacc.htm
    SEARCH
    (Within Child Care Central)
    Child Care Central
    SACC Highlights SACC Open Hire SACC Summer Internships Summer Program 2004 SACC Billing Statement
    SACC Programs School Year Program Winter Program Spring Program Summer Program ... Modified Calendar 2003-04
    SACC Program Fees School Year Traditional Modified (Year Round) Winter Program Spring Program ... Summer Program
    SACC Enrollment Who is eligible How to enroll Fees
    Forms - English
    School-Age Child Care Program (SACC) you are here homepage health and human services human services child care central
    School-Age Child Care (SACC) cares for children before and after school in Fairfax County Elementary Schools. SACC: Nurtures creativity
    Supports independent thinking
    Encourages cooperative behavior Sports, games, recreational activities, and field trips are also an integral part of the child-focused curriculum at each SACC center.

    18. Terms Of Use
    The number of extendedday child-care programs has grown Fees for after-school programs that run from 3 until days per week, average $130 per month per child.
    http://www.aecf.org/publications/child/care.htm
    Terms of Use
    Section 1 Affordability
    Section 2 Accessibility
    Section 3 Care for School-Age Children
    Section 4 Community Building
    Section 5 Family Child Care
    Section 6 Quality
    Section 7 Professional Development for Caregivers
    Section 8 Consumer Awareness Care for School-Age Children
    The Concept The nation's shortage of high-quality child care not only affects preschoolers, but it puts older children at risk as well. Once children begin kindergarten, parents' worries about their care do not end. In most families, parents' schedules and children's schedules do not mesh. This is more true than ever before, because today's parents are working longer hours. Many children leave empty houses in the morning and come home to empty houses in the afternoon. Working mothers and fathers typically arrive home hours after their children finish school; moreover, parents must report to work on many days when schools are closed.
    The gap between parents' work schedules and students' school schedules can amount to 20 to 25 hours per week, and what children do with this time affects their achievement and social development. Research shows that after-school and summer programs can reinforce and enrich classroom experience, resulting in higher achievement and more positive attitudes toward school, especially if they are aligned with school curricula. They also provide recreational activities and chances to explore areas that tend to get short shrift during the regular school day, such as the arts. But for most children, the out-of-school hours represent a lost opportunity.

    19. Child Care Software By ProCare: Management Software For Child Care, Daycare And
    For management of childcare centers, daycare, preschool and after school programs. Simplify administrative tasks from accounting to meal planning to time and attendance tracking. Demo available on request.
    http://www.procaresoftware.com/
    Tell a friend about ProCare! Child Care Management Software ProCare Child Care Software is the management tool of choice for over 12,000 child care centers, daycare, and preschool programs world wide. ProCare offers a wide range of Child Care Management Software and Computer Products to efficiently manage your child care, daycare or preschool. Let ProCare handle child care administrative tasks including Family Accounting , the CACFP Food Program Payroll Bill Paying Time Clock Hours and Attendance Tracking ProCare offers daycare software for centers of all sizes including a " Mini " version specifically designed for smaller daycare centers and a day nursery software package for care providers in the United Kingdom. Request a Free Demo of ProCare Child Care Software today! Collect family payments automatically
    with Tuition Express Hop aboard the Tuition Express credit card or directly from checking or savings . You'll have peace of mind without the hassle of late payments and collections. Tuition Express ProCare Child Care Software Program to simplify the management of your child care, daycare or preschool. Demo Products Support Contact Us ... What's New

    20. Education Options, Chapter 7 - CHILD CARE BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL
    Print Friendly Version, Education Options, Chapter 7 child care BEFORE AND after school. Link to Education and Youth child care page.
    http://www.state.gov/m/dghr/flo/rsrcs/pubs/7140.htm
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    Education Options, Chapter 7 - CHILD CARE BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL
    Link to Education and Youth Child Care page In the Foreign Service, as in American society in general, child care is an increasing concern. For those families with single parents or two parents working outside the home, it is important to give serious thought to the arrangements for children before and after school. The information in this chapter will be helpful to families assigned to Washington as they look at their options and decide what will work best for them. Because the options overseas will differ drastically from one post to the next, it is important to research posts individually. The Composite Child Care Report, published annually by the Family Liaison Office, contains post-specific information that may be helpful, especially at the bidding stage. Once an assignment has been accepted, families should contact the CLO at post for the most current information. EXTENDED DAY CARE PROGRAMS IN THE WASHINGTON, DC AREA Many school districts provide care for school-aged children before and after the regular school day. The care may be provided in public schools, centers, or private homes. Fees charged for this service are on a sliding scale based on family income. Before-school programs are typically open from 7:15 a.m. to the opening of school. After-school programs are open from the closing of school to 6:00 p.m. Some schools have optional after-school programs for kindergartners. In some school districts, the school-aged child care program is heavily subscribed, and there are waiting lists during both the academic year and the summer. Parents must learn the registration dates for each semester and apply early. Not all school-aged child care programs are open during school vacations, and parents must make alternate arrangements for these times. For more information about these programs, contact the school offices listed in the Family Liaison Office's paper

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