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Teaching Strategies GOLD™ 

Alignment of GOLD and Washington State Early Learning and Development Guidelines

DEL and OSPI GOLD licenses

ELMS to GOLD Data Transfer

GOLD ECEAP/WaKIDS Crosswalk

Using Teaching Strategies GOLD™ in ECEAP for 2021-22

Education Staff Support Webinars

Teaching Strategies GOLD® Assessment 11.9.20

Observation and Assessment 10.12.20

Building Relationships with Families 9.14.20

Buffer Aces Through Trauma-Informed Care & Mindfulness With Children 6.3.20

Gratitude and Self-Care 5.27.20

Using Stories, Poems and Songs to Restore and Lift Each Other Up 5.20.20

Preventing and Responding to Child Abuse and Neglect 5.13.20

Nature-Centered Experiences in ECE 5.6.20

Kindergarten Transition 4.29.20

Home Learning Resources and Professional Development Opportunities 4.22.20

Trauma-Informed and Healing Centered Practices 4.15.20

A Closer Look at Resources 4.8.20

Introduction to Basecamp 3.30.20

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ECEAP During COVID-19

ECEAP Services Guidance in COVID-19

ECEAP Services by Legislative District

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In-Person and Non-Traditional Remote Services in ECEAP 2020-21

Non-Traditional/Modified Services in ECEAP During COVID-19

How ECEAP Continued to Provide Essential Services During COVID-19

Voices From the Field:

A Parent's Perspective

Opportunity Council ECEAP, Interviews with Teachers:
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

ECEAP: Strong Foundations, Strong Futures. Michelle's Story.

Stories from Across the State:

ECEAP Continues Making Positive Differences in the Lives of the Families DCYF Serves

ECEAP and Benton City Rally for Their Neighbors in Need

Skagit Valley College ECEAP – Building Resilience Through Community 

Bellevue School District Demonstrates that ECEAP is Essential

Snohomish County ECEAP Stays Connected During COVID-19

ESD 123 ECEAP - Partnering for Strong Families

ESD 112 ECEAP Success Stories During COVID-19

ECEAP Health Services During the Pandemic

Chief Leschi Schools

Spokane Tribe

Tulalip Tribes

Squaxin Island Tribe

Suquamish Tribe

South Bend ECEAP Receives Resiliency Rockstar Award

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