Some of the creative ways you can engage with children through activities and questions would first observe them, and what interests them, sit with them and ask them provoking questions that stray away from simple “yes” or “no” answers. Maybe while you’re asking questions, do activities based on the lessons plans for the day. For example, if…

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When creating a schedule keep it simple and easy for the children to understand. Along with consistent meal time, like breakfast, lunch, and dinner, if the time of the day calls for it, incorporate time for activities, play (indoor or outdoor), rest, and programing for specific age groups.

An environment that is safe and clean, that allows children to play, grow, and learn. To be able to experiment with activities such as blocks, table toys, music, and many other things. Also, that the floorplan on the place is ordered nicely, where it is accessible for all teachers to see all children at all times, and so when kids run…

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A few good ways to approach a parent about developmental screening of their child would to first of all have good documentation of observations of the knowledge of child development, which can help share the information to the parents objectively rather than being judgmental. Before sitting down to talk to the parents, think of the…

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