Daycare teacher
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Responsible for childcare and comprehending the minimum standard required for daycare centers.

• Aided the team to maintain a safe and secure environment for childcare.
• Assisted the lead daycare teacher in conducting activities.
• Conveyed issues of children to their parents in time.
• Ensured children take part in all the tasks and activities.
• Demonstrated leadership and professionalism.
• Observed children's physical health and discussed it with parents.
• Assisted in arranging indoor and outdoor fun activities.
• Assessed performance of children in day-day tasks.
• Developed and planned schedules for children aged 2-3 years.

Assisted Head Teachers and Assistant Teachers with childcare duties and building maintenance.

• Taught 3–4-year-olds the basics in a learning module that included alphabet blocks, number puzzles, and animal flash cards.
• Monitored children in outdoor settings and ensured playground equipment followed safety protocols established by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
• Monitored children during their mid-morning naptime.
• Discussed and created rules with teachers regarding behavioral issues in children and how to apply rules in an agreeable and compassionate manner.
• Engaged in conflict resolution when working and interacting with both children and adults.
• Instructed children to put away toys when done using them and assisted teachers with afterschool clean-up.

Worked with kids, parents, daycare staff and team leaders to attain educational and behavioral goals with the help of critically designed programs and activities.

• Recorded daily tasks performed by children, including meals and medications.
• Organized fun activities for children to enhance their creativity and imagination.
• Inculcated good personal habits.
• Established rules for behavior with other children and daycare staff and adopted procedures to maintain it.
• Observed children's physical health and social development.
• Communicated with parents and guardians about their child’s progress.
• Kept line of sight to ensure child safety.