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Charlotte Hendricks
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- Pelham, AL
- United States
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Thanks! I hope everyone will share this page. There is a lot of great info for childcare providers and elementary school teachers. Practical advice for those everyday situations; prevention is the key!
Check out the new Child Health and Safety Radio! If anyone has suggestions for topics, let me know!
Profile Information
- Professional Interests
- child health and safety
parent education
staff training
- About Me:
- I have 30 yrs experience in comprehensive health education for young children and have developed curriculum, training modules, information sheets, and other resources for children, parents, and teachers. Learning about health should be fun, not only for children but also for adults. I use lots of color and cartoons and keep the messages simple and interesting.
- My Title/Position/Status:
- President, Healthy Childcare Consultants, Inc.
- I've Been in The Field Since:
- December 1, 1980
- I'm Interested in Discussing
- Teacher Resources, Parent Resources, Professional Issues, Networking, Consulting
- Web Site Address
- childhealthonline.org
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- At 2:00pm on February 1, 2010,
Maggie Frank said…
- Charlotte:)
Great to hear from you - how are things???
- At 10:55am on January 24, 2010,
Rae Pica said… - Welcome to BAM! Street, Charlotte! Please join our Educators and Health & Safety groups, as well as any others that resonate with you! And if you upload your photo, I can feature you!
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