See below for ECLC's Parent Education and Family Resources
Parent Education
Parent Education VIDEOS
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Nutrition Talk: Too Much or Too Little? How Much is Enough - January 2022
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Developmental Milestones and Learning Through Play - December 2021
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Fun with Fingers: Supporting Fine Motor Development for Kindergarten Readiness - May 2022
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Coffee and Conversations: Next School Year Update and Family Summer Activities
Parent Education Translated Presentations
Pre-Kindergarten (TK) & Kindergarten Registration Information
IUSD Pre-Kindergarten (TK) Information
Coffee and Conversations: Getting Reading for Pre-Kindergarten & Kindergarten- March 2022
School Readiness
Toilet Training Tips
Nutrition Resources
Staying Healthy Handouts
Parent Websites
Family Resources
ECLC is committed to providing linkages to resources and appropriate referrals to agencies/services to ensure that family/child needs are met. Access to a variety of resources can be found through the:
Parent Coordinator: provides resources for parents and coordinates Ages & Stages Questionnaires, Third Edition (ASQ-3) and Ages & Stages Questionnaires®: Social Emotional, Second Edition (ASQ:SE-2™) for review with parents.
IUSD Special Education website
ECLC Teacher Initiated Problem Solving: To provide current preschool children and families with the resources needed for a successful early childhood educational experience
October 2020 Irvine Family Resource Center- Parent Enrichment Workshops
Mental Health/Wellness Services and Resources
Mental Health/Wellness Services and Resources:
The District provides school-based mental health/ wellness services and resources (www.iusd.org/WeCare or https://iusd.org/department/mental-health-wellness to students and families. These services include short-term individual or group counseling for students at the school site; short-term, solution-focused therapy for students and families through the Irvine Family Resource Center; and resource linkages to community-based mental health or social services for students and families. Services are provided by counselors or licensed mental health professionals
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255