We hope you tuned in this morning as Pattie Carroll joined WBEV’s Hometown Today!If you missed it — or just want to make sure your holiday bird is both delicious and safe — here are some great resources to help you prep the perfect turkey:
Early Childhood Pros? You Build Brains!Join the Fit & Healthy Kids series — a FREE, research-based lineup of engaging, one-hour online workshops designed just for YOU. Topics include: Attend live or catch the recording within a week — all from the comfort of your favorite chair. Complimentary continuing education hours are included!
🌟 You don’t have to do it all alone — we’re here to help! Sign up today for this uplifting, supportive series made just for caregivers. 💕🙌
A Co-Parenting Workshop SeriesRegister now Parenting together while living apart? You’re not alone.Join us for Resilient Co-Parenting, a monthly online series designed to support parents and caregivers navigating co-parenting dynamics. This month’s session—“Establishing Boundaries with Your Co-Parent”—dives into the importance of healthy, respectful boundaries and offers practical strategies to help you create a more positive co-parenting […]
What is Extension? Do you offer classes? Are they free? Is there someone to answer my questions? Can you test the lid on my pressure canner? What’s wrong with my tree? You’ve come to the right place! Extension in Action is a NEW monthly newsletter to update you on current class offerings and tidbits of […]
It’s here! Our 2024 Annual Report is now available online. Dive into the stories, stats, and successes that shaped our year. Enjoy both the pdf and YouTube video below:
Helping Families Step Confidently into Kindergarten: New Workshop Offers Support for a Smooth Transition Contact: Pattie Carroll, Human Development & Relationships Educator, Dodge County UW Extension Dodge County is excited to announce The Kindergarten Transition: Strategies for a Smooth Start, a supportive and informative free virtual workshop designed to help parents and caregivers prepare their children—and themselves—for […]
