Participants may borrow two videos at a time for a total of two weeks. The only cost to the caregiver involves the postage to return the video(s). (Note: At this time our videos are only available on a lending basis.) Videos are available exclusively to Oklahoma residents.
To borrow a video click on the video title and make all of your selections before proceeding with order form.
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Family Home Child Care
FDC1
Cognitive Skills
Definition of cognitive skills, attention
span, problem solving, and synthesizing are some topics covered
during this video. It also shows why children need to develop cognitive
skills before more complicated math and language skills. Oklahoma
City Community College. (34 mins.)
FDC2
Language Skills
This video shows the skills involved
in the development of a young child's language. Activities that
encourage a child's listening, speaking, writing and reading abilities
are demonstrated as well. Oklahoma City Community College.
(21 mins.)
FDC3
Self-Esteem and Social Skills Development
- This video describes the process
of self-esteem development, why children need to develop social
skills and principles that promote self-esteem and social skills.
Oklahoma City Community College. (18 mins.)
FDC4
Techniques for Self-esteem and Social Skills Development
The video shows techniques for building
self-esteem and social skills that are appropriate to each age group.
Oklahoma City Community College. (18 mins.)
FDC5
Communicating with Parents
Showing the importance of having a
written operating policy and what it should include is the topic
of this video. It also shows how to have a satisfying relationship
with parents. Oklahoma City Community College. (23 mins.)
FDC6
Caring and Learning
This video is an excellent resource
to show to groups interested in learning more about quality family
child care programs, or used in training family child care providers.
It shows how four providers of differing backgrounds and means are
all able to provide high-quality family child care services. Using
the philosophy, strategies, and approaches described in this film,
these providers operate developmentally appropriate programs within
the warm loving context of the home environment. teaching Strategies,
Inc. (23 mins.)
FDC7
How to Start a Family Day Care
Topics include: start up daily schedules,
health and safety quality and record keeping. Day Care Video
Programs. (49 mins.) (Available in Spanish.)
FDC8
What is Family Day Care? Let's Play
This video shows activities for ages
infant to 5 years. (28 mins.)
FDC9
The High Scope Curriculum: Its Implementation in Family Child
Care Homes
Owners of three home-based care settings
share information on teaching strategies, room arrangement, daily
routine, and small-group time--all geared to the home child care
environment.
High/Scope Educational Research Foundation (19 mins.)
FDC10
Yes, You Can Do It! Caring for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities
This program will discuss the topic
of caring for infants and toddlers with disabilities. A product
of The National Child Care Advocacy Project. The Children's Foundation.
Washington, DC.
(18 mins.)
FDC11
Operating the Family Day Care Home - Creativity
Creativity - Oklahoma City Community
College. (25 mins.)
FDC12 The B.U.S.I.N.E.S.S. of Family Child Care
Covers the basics of family child care business: what to do before getting started; using resources;
setting up the environment; including your own family; networking; ensuring excellent care-and the
stresses and successes you'll experience. Also available in Spanish.
The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). (28 mins.)
FDC13
Operating the Family Day Care Home - Physical Development
This program will discuss the ways
children grow to learn about themselves and their environment. After
watching this film, the caregiver will be able to identify three
types of physical development, three ways the caregiver can encourage
physical development, and identify activities which foster the development
of large and small muscles of children. The caregiver will also
be able to define sensorimotor development and support children
in learning self-help skills. Oklahoma City Community College.
(16 mins.)
FDC14
Operating the Family Day Care Home - Program Operation
This film is designed to help the provider
manage their available resources. It will ensure effective organization,
planning, record keeping, and communication. Oklahoma City Community
College. (20 mins.)
FDC15
Operating the Family Day Care Home - Providing a Safe Healthy
Supportive Environment
Providing a Safe Healthy Supportive
Environment - Oklahoma City Community College. (38 mins.)
FDC16
Operating the Family Day Care Home - Nutrition
After viewing this film, the caregiver
will be able to promote good nutrition, use meal time to develop
social and language skills, and how to use food and cooking activities
as a learning experience for math, language, and creativity skills.
The provider will learn the most important guideline related to
bottle-fed babies and how the caregiver can foster the infant's
overall development through feeding routines. Three practices are
discussed to prevent nursing bottle syndrome as well as being able
to compare the caloric needs of infants to toddlers and toddlers
to preschoolers. Oklahoma City Community College. (30 mins.)
FDC17 Health and Safety in FDC "Caring for Young Children" Programs 1-5 - Dreams and Realities. (2 hrs. 30 mins.) 1. Family Day Care, Is It For You? 2. Getting Started 3. Partners in Child Care 4. Ages and Stages 5. Helping the Care Giver
FDC18
Health and Safety in Family Day Care - "Home Safety"
The film focuses on concerns the caregiver
faces everyday when concerned for the health and safety of a child.
The program shows the different health and safety hazards from the
child's eye view or level in a child care home. Preventative measures
are demonstrated for the caregiver to practice in the home setting.
The segments include Getting Started, Storage, Infant/Toddler Care,
Outdoor Play, and Emergency Planning. Ohio Department of Heath,Ohio
Department of Human Services. (23 mins.)
FDC19
Health and Safety in Family Day Care - "Communicable Disease"
This video discusses the different
ways diseases can be spread in a child care facility. Different
types of diseases are discussed and an example is shown of how quickly
certain diseases spread. This example is shown by using little "germs"
and showing how they travel from one individual to another. Ohio
Department of Heath, Ohio Department of Human Services.
(9 mins.)
