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In this workshop, participants will learn about eco-mapping as a tool to identify resources in their respective communities. Facilitators will guide participants on using eco-mapping to develop and maintain a personal resource guide for their families. Spanish translation will also be available.

During this session, participants will learn about fine motor skill development in early childhood. The facilitator will introduce a host of hands-on activities for families that support muscle development and fine motor skills in children ages birth to 5.

In this interactive workshop hosted by the Hirshhorn Museum, families will learn how to make tinker trays, which are trays filled with materials that kids can learn from and create with. Families can make a tinker tray in less than 10 minutes without spending any money — recycled and reused objects make some of the best materials for tinkering! Join this fun workshop to learn more about the endless possibilities of tinkering.

During this session, participants will learn strategies to balance and build a family budget. Participants will explore ways to eliminate debt, calculate monthly expenses, compare expenses to income, lower monthly costs and be more mindful about spending. By the end of the session, participants will be able to build a budget that works for their family.

During this session, participants will learn about Capital Quality, the District’s quality rating and improvement system for licensed child care facilities. Participants will be provided with an overview of the key elements of a high-quality child development center and home to assist them in making informed choices. They will also explore strategies for selecting quality care and receive information on the Capital Quality facility participation process.