[Sarah Guenther]

At our center we are allowed to occasionally show an educational video for a few minutes per week if it is stated and approved in our curriculum by our Director. Otherwise no screen time is allowed. We use our iPad for photos of classroom activities and audio only music listening.

[Roxanne McDonald]

We do have some rules set in place such as limiting screen time to theme related programs. However its not really enforced the way it should be.

[Lynaya Byrd]

screen time is not allowed for toddlers. and only 30 minutes per week for preschool

[emma]

There is not really any type of screen is our classroom. We do have an Alexa that plays music for the kids and they love it.

[Olivia]

At my day care facility, for children 2 and under, there is no screen time for children. We can play music for them on the Ipad’s but we cannot show them what is on the screen. For children 3 and up they are allotted 10 minutes a day, but I would say that they normally don’t receive more than 5 minutes a day.

[vanda]

I work at an in-home daycare, and there is no screen time here.

[Heidi Wilson]

We do not have screen time in our EHS centers. The HS centers have HATCH which is a learning program for preschool children 3-5.

[Grace Keaton]

In our pre-k class we limit to 20 minutes per day in the off chance we don’t have a book we need in our curriculum we look it up on YouTube for a read along or like today we were learning about avalanches so I searched up a video to show them what an avalanche looked like

[Madi]

Yes, we have rules regarding screen time at our center. they are limited to 15 minutes a day and it must be written into the lesson plan by the Lead Teacher stating exactly what they will be watching. it is really only used to do a read allowed or a dance party to keep the children entertained while the teacher sets up a meal.

[Provakes Denson]

we do at breakfast,lunch and snack times unless we have lesson plans that require media time

[Kelli Chapman]

I currently only allow screen time in the form of tv in the morning when getting school kids out the door and at the end of the day at pick up. So maybe 1 1/2 total.

[Emily McLean]

Screen time is extremely limited. An average day does not have any (other than the teacher’s projector). Primary learning is never on the tablet. Hands on and play is the better option!

[Danara Washington]

At my center cellphones and tablets are not allowed, however we do have televisions in each classroom. The children are limited to what the teacher is allowed to put on. They might do Danny Go or Jack Hartman for movement but most of the time the kids watch Bible Stories or PBS

[Jazzmine]

I do have screentime. Every Friday we have movie day. But other than that, we might do I pads on one day of the week… that’s a maybe.

[Angel Gordon]

rules are set for each child, which is 10 minutes. I feel it’s not enough time.