Oregon Head Start

Promoting high quality early learning through training, collaboration and advocacy for Head Start, Early Head Start and OPK.

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Now, more than ever, our country’s most at-risk children and families need Congress to #UniteforHeadStart. Programs need additional funding to continue safely providing critical crisis-tested support and stability amidst #COVID19.

Will you help? https://t.co/yfiEzVGFUg

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Here's a great song and example for hand washing! https://t.co/N52WLZhUqY

[CDC @CDCgov]

#Childcare Programs: Plan & prepare for #COVID19 in your community:
• Review, update & implement emergency operations plans for disease outbreaks
• Encourage frequent handwashing w/ soap & water for 20+ seconds
• Clean & disinfect surfaces & objects
https://t.co/X7E5r0CzIB

[Oregon Department of Early Learning and Care @OREarlyLearning]

We've posted FAQs to help child care providers prevent #coronavirus from spreading. Learn more:
https://t.co/bzukdxrC5e

[Vroom @joinvroom]

#VroomTip: When at a window, follow your child's gaze as you point and chat about what you both see. Share where you're looking. Chatting about what each of you sees makes this a fun learning moment. Naming things also helps your child increase their vocabulary. #earlylearning

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Thank you for being such a great community! I'll miss you. -Tristin Blalack

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Check out this great video for kids about hand washing. https://t.co/uIHcyLKqWM

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Tomorrow is my last day with OHSA. Will you help me give my parting present by donating $10 to OHSA to honor my decade of service? https://t.co/bx38ZYe5U7

[OR Health Authority @OHAOregon]

Did you know 97% of consumers don’t wash their hands correctly? Practicing good hand hygiene is one of the best ways to prevent respiratory illnesses like #COVID19. Here’s what you need to know for hand washing success. #COVID_19 #coronavirus

[Vroom @joinvroom]

#VroomTip: While waiting, ask your child to guess how long until it’s your turn. How many numbers can you count? Or how many times will you sing a favorite song? Take turns. These games help your child learn strategies for waiting or self-control. #earlylearning #ece

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

A record-breaking 105 US children have died from flu so far this season https://t.co/gX33HfKGd7

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

"The population most likely to be missed in the Census is the same group of children most likely to live in poverty, experience homelessness, and live in stress. These babies can’t afford to be missed." #OurChildren #Census2020 #CountAllKids https://t.co/axXH2svDjA

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

It's employee appreciation day! Help OHSA staff feel appreciated by sending some words of encouragement.

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

What We Learned About the Challenges and Commitment of Early Childhood Educators https://t.co/XWCsXFfAhY

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Black Boy Joy: 30 Picture Books Featuring Black Male Protagonists | Brightly https://t.co/uripYdTyWz

[Vroom @joinvroom]

#VroomTip: What are all of the words you can use to describe the food your child is eating? Point as you say the words and watch your child respond. When your child hears and sees new ways to describe their food, they're learning new words! #earlylearning #ece #literacy

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Similar to a liquor cabinet, this dad's smart storage creation for cannabis helps parents safely store their stash and keep their kids safe. https://t.co/FBqmJrzEwL

[Oregon Head Start @ORHeadStart]

Don’t Quit: 5 Strategies for Recovering After Your Worst Day Teaching https://t.co/8vteE7vhft

[OR Health Authority @OHAOregon]

The best way to protect yourself from #coronavirus & other respiratory illnesses:
-- Follow the CDC's travel advice
--Avoid people who are sick/stay home if you’re sick
-- Wash hands often
-- Avoid touching your mouth, eyes & nose
-- Cover your cough
-- Disinfect surfaces

[Vroom @joinvroom]

Young children learn best when you follow their lead. Tune into your child’s words, sounds, ideas, and movements! Then respond with your own words and actions.

For more Vroom Tips, to download the Vroom App, or to sign up for Vroom By Text visit: https://t.co/ncBGO72s8r #ece