using I feel statements

encouraging the use of art

and being open to communication

Be open with the care team so we know how to best support each other in these instances. Consider if you need a break or mental health day and lean on your support circle.

Definitely listening to the child when they speak. I try to follow up with questions so they know I was engaged and interested in what they were saying. The goal is for them to feel heard.

One thing that helps relieve stress at work is mindful coloring. It helps the kids calm down as well as the adults.

Get to know them and incorporate their interests in activities. Have patience and let them know you are there to support them no mater what.

I think it would be important in all cases. Such as emergency plans, disaster plans, and illness protocol and medicine management.

A crib that they have to themselves with a firm mattress.

Incorporating age appropriate games and activities into exercise is a great way to ensure students are engaged in physical health. For example, Playing music and dancing as a form of exercise or playing sports-based games.

One way to do this is to make building them centered around a game or activity . For example, creating a menu.

I would highlight our safety and disaster plan, talk about drills, and emergency exits.

You should talk to the child using their vocabulary in a private place. Then, you should be sure to avoid strong reactions or press for details if the child is not comfortable. Then, suspected abuse or neglect should be reported.

It is definitely based on peer interactions. It is impossible to keep eyes and ears on every child. at every second. Sometimes if I am handling a situation, something else happens and I am worries that I will miss something.

Maintaining communication and making an effort to build a relationship. When you have a relationship with parents, families, and guardians; conflict resolution is so much easier. This is because they have trust because you made the initial effort. They are also able to trust that you can handle conflict in a safe and compassionate manner.

What I want:

1. Safety

2. Fairness

3. Willingness to build relationships

Fears:

1. Physical Safety

2. Emotional safety

3. The center not being clean

A way to get them engaged in learning is by incorporating their interests. If you are aware that they like dinosaurs, you can create activities centered around that. Also ensuring that activities are hands on is a great way for students to stay excited.

I try to have variety while still implementing a schedule. For example, we start the day by going outside but I will rotate the activity. We have three activity tables set up but the activities are rotated. So we stick to a specific schedule but the activities change.

The center should be clean and safe. Safe also includes emotional safety such as being a mistake Friendly center that encourages asking for help.

A good way to go about this is to be completely prepared in what you are going to say. Write down important talking points and brainstorm answers to any questions you feel they may ask. There may also be come questions that you are not qualified to answer, in this case it would be helpful to provide a resource for them to review, such as a…

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I would explain the late pickup policy and consequences. I would also touch base to see if there is anything that we can do on our side to help her be on time. Lastly, i would be transparent about reporting.

1. Which WACs address diversity and collaboration with families? An early learning provider must provide culturally and racially diverse learning opportunities. Diverse learning opportunities must be demonstrated by the provider’s curriculum, activities, and materials that represent all children, families, and staff. A provider must use equipment…

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