PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & WORKSHOPS

Engaging Training for Early Childhood Educators

Anita Vermeer provides interactive professional development, coaching, and workshop experiences for early childhood educators, preschool teams, private kindergarten programs, and child care leaders. Her work focuses on helping teachers build stronger oral language, literacy, engagement, and classroom interactions through practical strategies they can use right away.

With over 25 years of experience in early childhood education, a Master’s degree, Toddler CLASS certification, Pre-K CLASS certification, and VPI monitoring experience, Anita brings a warm, practical, and classroom-centered approach to teacher training.

Workshop & Training Topics

Oral Language & Literacy

Practical strategies for strengthening vocabulary, conversation, comprehension, rhyming, and early literacy during everyday classroom routines.

CLASS-Aligned Interactions

Training that helps teachers understand and strengthen interactions connected to engagement, language modeling, feedback, and instructional support.

Toddler & Pre-K Support

Developmentally appropriate ideas for toddlers and preschoolers, including language-rich play, transitions, emotional connection, and teacher-child interactions.

Teacher Coaching

Support for teachers and directors who want classroom-centered coaching, reflection, modeling, and realistic next steps for improving practice.

Family Engagement Nights

Interactive literacy events that help families build language, confidence, and joyful learning at home through simple, playful routines.

Conference Sessions

Engaging, practical sessions for early childhood conferences, preschool teams, directors, and private kindergarten programs.

Who This Is For

  • Preschool or toddler teachers
  • Child care centers
  • Private kindergarten teams
  • Family child care providers
  • VPI programs
  • Directors
  • Instructional coaches
  • Conference organizers

Workshops can be adapted for short staff meetings, full professional development days, conference sessions, classroom coaching, family literacy nights, or center-wide training experiences.