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"Chicago Metro AEYC helped me tremendously when I was a new teacher and it still has something to offer me now that I am training teachers.”

- Professor, Chicago Suburbs

2010 Opening Minds Conference

01/28/2010 (All day) - 01/30/2010 (All day)

Opening Minds

Thanks to everyone who made this year's conference a success!

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**Presenter outlines will be posted at the end of February**

When: January 28-30, 2010

Where: Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 South Martin L. King Drive, Chicago, IL 60616 (map)

Opening Minds is for anyone who cares for or works with children!

Opening Minds is the largest early childhood conference in the region. Over 5,000 early childhood professionals come together each year to get real world advice from experts in the field, make connections, and grow professionally.

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Interactive Conference Planner now available!

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iPhone App now available!iPhone App

This year, Chicago Metro AEYC is offering free access to an application that will allow you to plan your conference visit ahead of time or onsite using your iPhone!

Log into iTunes and search the app store for "Opening Minds", or follow this link to open iTunes and go directly to the app page.

2010 Head to Toe: The Midwest Interactive Infant-Toddler Conference™

05/22/2010 (All day)

Now accepting presenter proposals! Click to download (PDFWord)

Date:Head to Toe

Saturday, May 22, 2010

Location:

Merchandise Mart
Chicago, IL 

Community Garden Project

The Chicago Metro AEYC Community Garden Project presents an opportunity for two Cicero child care centers to partner with Chicago Metro AEYC to connect children and families with nature, fresh foods and one another. 

The selected child care center will develop, plant, and maintain a community garden at their center and be willing to showcase their garden, periodically during the growing season.

Early childhood centers interested in applying will submit proposals and be chosen based on their ability to provide adequate land space and volunteers to create and maintain the gardens.

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