SHELLS: Overview and Developmental Parenting
Talk, Sing, Read, and Play Every Day
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Instructions
Instructions
Required Activities:
1. Review Powerpoint Slides
2. View the Developmental Parenting Video
3. Complete and submit the Check Your Knowledge quiz (this will generate a certificate of completion)
Optional (but helpful) Activities:
4. Review the Summary Sheet (print or save to your computer for future reference)
5. Do Developmental Parenting Practice and complete and submit Google form
6. Review resource materials
SHELLS Overview and Developmental Parenting.mp4SHELLS Overview video
SHELLS Overview video
Developmental Parenting Slides.pdfPresentation Slides
Presentation Slides
Optional - for your reference
Tips on Using SHELLS Books.pdfTips on Using SHELLS Books
Tips on Using SHELLS Books
Optional - for your reference
Developmental Parenting.pdfSummary Sheet
Summary Sheet
Optional - for your reference
Tip from Lisa Boyce: It is helpful to practice making a book before you implement SHELLS so that you are familiar with the camera and bookmaking materials. Create a book for yourself with your colleagues, family, or friends. Choose a topic/activity and take pictures throughout the activity. Get comfortable with the camera. Follow the steps outlined in the handout to create a book. Experiment with different bookmaking supplies.
VisitingSara.movReflection and Practice (Optional but helpful)
Reflection and Practice (Optional but helpful)
Practice with Behaviors:
Watch the videoclip of the home visit (Visiting Sara) and respond to the following questions focusing on facilitating developmental parenting skills and complete/submit the Google form below.
1. Focus on Child Language Development
Ask & Comment on observations of child’s language development and the Home Visitor's Behavior.
What did you like?
What would you add?
How would you say it?
What would you change?
2. Engage Parent and Child Together
Describe parent-child interaction as a way to comment on what is going well and to encourage ongoing interaction.
What did you like?
What would you add?
How would you say it?
What would you change?
Developmental Parenting_ Reflection and Practice.pdfWorksheet to use with Practice Video
Worksheet to use with Practice Video
More SHELLS training
More SHELLS training
If you are ready to move on to the next SHELLS training session, click on one of the buttons below. You will select the training depending on your setting. If in doubt, ask your supervisor. You are also welcome to do all the training sessions for additional learning.
Additional Resources: Click on "Resources" below.
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