Here is a sneak peak into Bridging the Bay newest Workshops that will be available during the conference!
For
Leaders in K-5, K-8, & K-12
All About Program Culture
offers engaging ways to equip your after school or summer camp with the
necessary tools for a robust and fun after school or summer program. Learn fun
activities which will help you use youth voice, community input in your
program, while also establishing clear routines to support young people to be
successful and thrive. K-5
Animals and Their Habitats will make
educators out of our youngest students. Students research an animal and use a
3-Dimensional painting uploaded into Stop Motion, an easy application that
allows audio narration and text along with pictures to create a report! K-5
The Common Sense of Common Core will clarify what common core really is and how to easily
adapt lessons to Common Core Standards in a way that is fun for you and the
youth in your program. Join in hands-on interactive lessons you can take back
to your program. K-8
Discovering Creativity with Streetside Stories! Introduces the way Streetside Stories teaching artists
cultivate student voice and encourage personal storytelling through “visible
thinking routines.” Experiment with hands-on art and writing activities, and
strategies for discussion and reflection that can be implemented with diverse
youth in a variety of settings. Gr. 3-8
Energenius® introduces free training modules
created through a partnership between PG&E and CalSAC, designed to engage
children and youth to think about how they use energy, how energy
is measured, paid for, and ways to save energy. K-5
Exemplary Leaders for Exemplary Programs will help you take your program to the next level by
learning to lead strategically, work collaboratively, and act intentionally.
How you approach this defines who you are as a leader. Find out where your
passion and drive come from and how you can use these skills to get the most
from your staff! Gr. K-12
Freestyle: Learning
through Hip Hop
will explore simple, practical ways
to support positive classroom culture, engagement and creative expression
through hip hop dance. You’ll leave with tools for building ritual, youth
voice, reflection and positive risk taking into every class. Gr. 3-12
How to Support New Staff to Create Engaging Lesson Plans breaks down engaging, project-based lesson planning--a
complex skill that takes time to develop. Explore tips and tricks for
supporting new and emerging staff in developing plans that build skills and
keep youth active and engaged through a simple four-part framework including
effective debriefing, one of the most powerful but overlooked elements of an
effective lesson. Gr. K-8
The Impact of Samoan Culture on Student Success will help service providers understand how to work more
effectively with Samoan students by implementing culturally relevant practices
in three areas to create deeper relationships with Samoan students, and produce
higher engagement in academics, programs, and leadership roles in schools. K-12
Improv and Your Role as a Facilitator is for you if you ever planned a lesson that didn't go the
way you thought it would, or didn't know what to say in an uncomfortable
situation. We’ll use Improv techniques to help create a supportive environment,
engage in difficult conversations, and facilitate meaningful lessons. Come join
us for an interactive and engaging workshop!
K-12
STEMpower and smARTS
will demonstrate practical methods for conducting arts and STEM related lesson
plans. Learn how STEM and arts-integrated learning bolster both academic and
social emotional skills through the creative process and critical thinking. K-5
Supporting English
Learners
brings practical strategies to support English Learners and develop your own confidence
and competence in helping them master the English language. K-5
Writing Lyrics, Creating
Songs leads
you through a simple process for generating ideas, writing and editing lyrics,
and composing melodies to create a simple song, written by you! The process is
structured so that you too can facilitate the process for kids, without needing
to be a composer yourself. No previous musical experience is necessary. K-8
Youth Voice
emphasizes the importance of offering real choices and meaningful participation
to youth, and nurturing youth leadership.
This interactive workshop is focused on ways to provide meaningful
choice within activities along with opportunities for youth input within the larger
program itself. K-8
For
Leaders of Older Youth (Grades 6-8, 9-12)
Around the World and Back Again! is geared towards promoting youth travel, especially in
high school summer programs. It will explain the benefits of national and
international travel for youth programs, as well as share the highlights of our
trips to Mississippi and South Africa.
Gr. 9-12
Build and Ace of a Place
offers ways to create a ripple! Build character strengths with middle school
youth, incorporate SEL (Social Emotional Learning) techniques, create a
foundation for staff to better engage with the youth, and provide resources to
create a stream of change within your program. Gr. 6-8
Creating the Next Generation of Leaders focuses on recruiting and retaining youth participants to
create change in their community. Along with identifying community needs,
participants will gain tools on how to develop a goal, action plan, and tips
for implementation. And you’ll have fun with team building activities! Gr. 6-12
The Challenge of Working with Middle School Students focuses on behavioral expectations, dealing with the
challenging behaviors, and strategies for establishing trust, effective
communication, eliminating power struggles, and minimizing potential triggers.
Gain lessons, techniques, and strategies for successfully managing and enjoying your students! Gr. 6-8
Equity and Student
Voice: Let’s Make It Real! offers a facilitated conversation exploring what Student
Voice and Leadership, and Diversity, Access & Equity mean and can look like
in real time and real practice. Hear from and engage with students and
practitioners to explore how these two critical Quality Standards - when
serving as an anchor for a program - can drive engagement and improvement of
our programs and our schools themselves.
Gr. 6-12
Leadership and Employment Pathways for High School Youth uses strategies proven effective at 6 SFUSD sites to focus
on structures to create and/or adapt the framework at your individual site. Gr.
9-12
S.O.S. – Small
Solutions for Big Problems combines an easy-to-use animation app with writing as
tools for social change. Students identify a human-caused problem in the
environment and develop a campaign to present a solution through stop motion
infomercials! Gr. 6—12
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checking for workshop updates!
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