Join Ivy Tech for skills training to explore how process art supports children’s creativity, problem-solving, sensory discovery, and self-expression through hands-on, developmentally appropriate experiences.

Join Ivy Tech for skills training on how how intentional, play-based math and science experiences support children’s cognitive development, inquiry, language, and problem-solving skills through engaging, developmentally appropriate learning centers.

This workshop equips early childhood educators with practical, brain-based strategies to understand emotional regulation, recognize signs of stress and dysregulation, and use co-regulation techniques to create calmer, more supportive learning environments for both adults and children.

Join Ivy Tech for skills training on how how intentional, play-based math and science experiences support children’s cognitive development, inquiry, language, and problem-solving skills through engaging, developmentally appropriate learning centers.

In this session, you’ll walk away with practice strategies for emotional regulation of the self and for children.

Join Ivy Tech for skills training on designing inclusive, culturally responsive learning environments that support children’s social-emotional development, language, creativity, and understanding through purposeful play.

In this session, you’ll learn how adult brain states affect child brain states.

Join Ivy Tech for skills training on designing inclusive, culturally responsive learning environments that support children’s social-emotional development, language, creativity, and understanding through purposeful play.

In this session, we will identify early cues of dysregulation for adults (and children).

This session will explain simple brain science that details why adults get overwhelmed, reactive, or shut down and how to shift out of that state.

Reset with purpose as you discover practical, relationship-focused strategies to create intentional classroom routines, joyful learning environments, and meaningful connections with children and families.

Celebrate BY5's new home at Ivy Tech with an evening of tours, networking, refreshments, and opportunities to connect with the early childhood community.

Learn lifesaving CPR and First Aid skills, designed for anyone with limited or no medical training.

Join us for Part 2 of the Anderson location of the Science of Reading and Early Literacy Series, a free opportunity for early educators of children ages 3–6 featuring dinner, hands-on learning, and instruction from Erin Donovan of Ivy Tech Community College.

Join us for this FREE virtual training as we explore the different regions of the brain involved in behavior, how a child’s temperament impacts behavior, and how environmental factors impact behavior.

Join us for Part 1 of the Anderson location of the Science of Reading and Early Literacy Series, a free opportunity for early educators of children ages 3–6 featuring dinner, hands-on learning, and instruction from Erin Donovan of Ivy Tech Community College.

Join us for this FREE virtual training as we discuss the power and importance of play in early childhood.

Join us for Part 2 of the Muncie location of the Science of Reading and Early Literacy Series, a free opportunity for early educators of children ages 3–6 featuring dinner, hands-on learning, and instruction from Erin Donovan of Ivy Tech Community College.

Join us for Part 1 of the Muncie location of the Science of Reading and Early Literacy Series, a free opportunity for early educators of children ages 3–6 featuring dinner, hands-on learning, and instruction from Erin Donovan of Ivy Tech Community College.

Join experienced outdoor educators for a free hands-on session exploring the Growing Up WILD curriculum, with practical strategies for nature-based learning, all-weather preparation, and creative ways to bring nature indoors while helping children build deeper connections to the natural world.

This free session introduces early brain development, examines how trauma affects children, and offers practical strategies to support emotional safety and regulation.

Join us for this FREE virtual event as we learn about the brain’s role in social-emotional development over the first five years of life.

Join us for a free screening of Make a Circle at Minnetrista Museum & Gardens, highlighting the powerful stories of early childhood educators. Stay after the film for a panel discussion with local providers and advocates; free popcorn and water will be available for the first 75 attendees.

Learn lifesaving CPR and First Aid skills, designed for anyone with limited or no medical training.

Join us on April 25 for the Second Annual Early Childhood Professionals’ Summit—a full-day experience designed to elevate, educate, and empower those who support young children. Centered on the theme “Play Builds Brains, Advocacy Builds Futures,” the summit will feature engaging sessions, practical strategies, and meaningful opportunities to connect, reflect, and be inspired.

This HYBRID training will touch on how stress, development, and relationships can both positively and negatively impact children's behavior.

This VIRTUAL training will touch on how stress, development, and relationships can both positively and negatively impact children's behavior.

This session introduces HERO’S Story Time (Helping Every Child Reach Optimum Success), a reading-based program that builds social-emotional skills and developmental assets in children ages 3–5.

Learn lifesaving CPR and First Aid skills, designed for anyone with limited or no medical training.

Join Ivy Tech and Muncie BY5 for a FREE make-it/take-it skills training focused on winter themes and early literacy and sensory activities!