Co-Teacher

What You'll Do

• Develop children's social and emotional skills by encouraging empathy and self-awareness.
• Ensure a clean and healthy environment by sanitizing toys and equipment.
• Monitor children's behavior and emotional well-being, and discreetly bring any concerns to parents' attention.
• Supervise and engage with children during playtime, taking note of their interests and activities.
• Maintain accurate records of each child's daily experiences, including meals, medications, and notable events.
• Teach children essential life skills, such as hygiene, mealtime routines, and rest schedules.
• Share engaging stories, demonstrate art techniques, and lead fun activities to stimulate children's creativity.
• Organize and store materials and toys in a manner that promotes efficiency and safety.
• Maintain a secure and hazard-free play area.
• Communicate regularly with parents about daily events, behaviors, and any issues that may arise.
• Contribute to meal preparation and serving, ensuring a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
• Collaborate with colleagues to design and implement developmentally appropriate lesson plans.
• Manage children's rest periods and create a soothing atmosphere for relaxation.
• Support administrative tasks, such as attendance, paperwork, and phone calls.
• Plan and participate in recreational activities, outings, and events that promote socialization and bonding.
• Provide comfort, support, and affection to children who may be feeling distressed or overwhelmed.
• Design and prepare lesson plans that cater to individual children's needs and interests.
• Prepare and manage materials needed for lesson plans.
• Assist with diaper changes and potty training, ensuring a seamless transition to independence.
• Maintain a consistent daily routine that promotes a sense of security and stability.
• Ensure the safe administration of food and snacks.
• Share stories, sing songs, and engage in interactive activities that promote faith and spirituality.
• Offer physical affection, such as hugs, smiles, and cuddles, to promote emotional well-being.
• Demonstrate kindness, patience, and enthusiasm in all interactions with children.
• Be flexible and adaptable, responding to changing circumstances and unexpected needs.
• Perform additional duties and tasks as assigned by your supervisor.
• Keep parents informed about their child's daily experiences and adventures.
• Join in praise and worship with children, promoting a sense of community and faith.
• Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the playroom and center.
• Collaborate with colleagues to maintain a spotless and well-organized environment.

Requirements

Nice to Have

Possession of Infant/Child CPR and First Aid certification is highly valued.

Benefits