<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0TOs39_1DdHCQzr00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0TOs39_1DdHCQzr00" width="640" height="480" ></figure><p>Creative Sprouts wrapped up the second of two Character Counts! Early Childhood training sessions led by certified trainer this past Saturday. </p><p>Across both sessions, nine local childcare professionals participated in hands-on learning focused on building positive character, strengthening relationships, and creating supportive learning environments for the children they serve every day.</p><p>The Creative Sprouts group is a non-profit in Washington County that was developed to support childcare professionals. By providing opportunities for professional development, they help educators gain new tools, connect with one another, and continue providing high-quality care for the community’s youngest learners.</p><p>Participants also headed home with training materials and classroom resources. The training cost was $7,696, and was provided by a grant from the Washington County Riverboat Foundation. This training was also sponsored by the Riverside Casino and Golf Resort, and Early Childhood Iowa (Iowa Department of Health and Human Services). </p></div></body>

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Creative Sprouts wrapped up the second of two Character Counts! Early Childhood training sessions led by certified trainer this past Saturday. Across both sessions, nine local childcare professionals participated in hands-on learning focused on building positive character, strengthening relationships, and creating supportive learning environments for the children they serve every day.

Creative Sprouts Held Second Childcare Training this Week

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Creative Sprouts wrapped up the second of two Character Counts! Early Childhood training sessions led by certified trainer this past Saturday. Across both 

Creative Sprouts Held Second Childcare Training this Week

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