[Chris]

We don’t have any set rules, other than we only use screen time that is educational and pertains to our unit of study.

[Maritza]

we have no screen time at my work.

[Jessica Payne]

We do not have “screen time” at our facility except during two movie parties, during our Christmas Party and on the last day of school party.

[Elise]

My center tries to limit screen time to 1 hour per day in total.

[Erikka]

At my childcare center infants get zero minutes of screentime a week. Toddlers and preschool can only watch twenty minutes of screentime a week, but it has to be an interactive video so they aren’t just sitting and watching the screen.

[Doo-Hee Kim]

we are barely using the screen time.When we had pajama day, we watched the movie after all parents agreed.

[Yadira]

We do not have screen time at our center.

[TU]

While SmartBoards are available in Pre-K Counts clasrooms, they are to be used minimally and to ehance instruction. Technology is not to be used with infants and toddlers.

[Charlean G.]

Our center only watches television on special days, like the school year’s final day.

[Lisa]

We have very limited screen time allowed in our school. When we do have screen time it is almost always music and movement songs.

[Maeva]

In our school, students don’t watch television. We only use educative videos rarely during teaching time, projected on a smart screen, without ads.

[Skylar WIlson]

Our rules regarding screen time are very strict. We prohibit cell phones and other electronic devices within the classroom for both students and teachers. The only time we use the television are for music and movement, lullabies during nap time, and occasional kids’ movies during event days.

[Janeth Ruiz]

At our school, there is no screen time used in any classroom/group age

[Shannon watson]

My childcare center has a strict no screens policy while children are in our care

[Connie]

yes, our rules vary depending on age groups but even then screen time is very minimal