Responsibilities of Child Care providers Outline for 40-Hour Course Hour 1 lesson. O Importance of early years o Areas of development o Understanding individual differences o What children need to learn o Establishing a daily schedule and routines o Using transitions o types of activities appropriate for children o Choosing large equipment o Selecting small equipment and materials o Arranging the outdoor environment o Keeping children safe outdoors o large and small motor development.
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Responsibilities of Child Care providers Outline for 40-Hour Course Hour 1 lesson. O Importance of early years o Areas of development o Understanding individual differences o What children need to learn o Establishing a daily schedule and routines o Using transitions o types of activities appropriate for children o Choosing large equipment o Selecting small equipment and materials o Arranging the outdoor environment o Keeping children safe outdoors o large and small motor development.
Responsibilities of Child Care providers Outline for 40-Hour Course Hour 1 lesson. O Importance of early years o Areas of development o Understanding individual differences o What children need to learn o Establishing a daily schedule and routines o Using transitions o types of activities appropriate for children o Choosing large equipment o Selecting small equipment and materials o Arranging the outdoor environment o Keeping children safe outdoors o large and small motor development.
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Responsibilities of Child Care providers Outline for 40-Hour Course Hour 1 lesson. O Importance of early years o Areas of development o Understanding individual differences o What children need to learn o Establishing a daily schedule and routines o Using transitions o types of activities appropriate for children o Choosing large equipment o Selecting small equipment and materials o Arranging the outdoor environment o Keeping children safe outdoors o large and small motor development.
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1 Responsibilities of Child o Self-assessment Care Providers o Pre-assessment o Roles and responsibilities of providers o Preparing for your role 2 Understanding Children and o Importance of early years Their Development o How development occurs o Areas of development – social, cognitive, emotional, and physical 3 Understanding Children and o Understanding ages and stages of Their Development, Part II development o Understanding individual differences o Importance of family and culture 4 Planning Experiences for o What children need to learn Children o Establishing a daily schedule and routines o Using transitions o Types of activities appropriate for children 5 Planning Experiences for o Importance of play Children, Part II o Whole group activities o Small group activities o Teachable moments 6 Setting Up an Environment o Room or home arrangement for Children o Choosing large equipment o Selecting small equipment and materials o Arranging the outdoor environment 7 Language and Literacy o Importance of early literacy experiences Activities o Selecting and displaying books o Reading to children o Other types of literacy activities 8 Mathematics and Science o Importance of early mathematics experiences Activities o Number activities o Science activities o Outings and field trips 9 Creative and Movement o Value of creative and movement activities Activities o Art activities o Music activities o Movement activities 10 Physical Activities and o Importance of physical activities and exercise Outdoor Play o Large and small motor development o Outdoor activities and games o Keeping children safe outdoors 11 Other Types of Learning o Puzzles and other manipulatives Experiences o Sand and water play o Computers and technology o Television and other media 12 Managing Daily Routines o Arrival and departure o Scheduling meals and snacks o Guiding rest and quiet activities o Diapering, toileting, and handwashing 13 Guiding Children’s Play o Relating to children o Group management strategies o Positive guidance techniques o Unacceptable guidance techniques 14 Responding to Challenging o Why children misbehave Behaviors o Goals for responding to challenging behaviors o Responding to specific challenges – biting, talking back, hitting, unacceptable language, etc. o Seeking outside assistance 15 Providing a Safe Indoor o Toxic substances Environment o Exits and stairs (locks, gates) o Windows o Electrical hazards o Equipment safety (high chairs, 16 Preventing Injuries from the o Daily inspections Environment o Clothing entrapments o Balloons o Sharp objects o Firearms o Kitchen and cooking activities o Window cords 17 Identifying and Preventing o Defining child abuse and neglect Child Abuse and Neglect o Identifying child abuse and neglect o Reducing potential for child abuse and neglect o Identifying and managing personal stress 18 Preventing Shaken Baby o Defining shaken baby syndrome Syndrome o Causes of shaken baby syndrome o Understanding crying and how to respond to crying o Other ways to reduce potential for shaken baby syndrome 19 Providing a Safe Outdoor o Safe plants Environment o Water hazards o Fall zones o Equipment use o Transporting children 20 Safe and Healthy Sleeping o Preventing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Practices o Selecting and arranging cribs o Selecting other sleeping equipment o Providing for children’s comfort 21 Keeping Children Healthy o Causes of illnesses o Immunizations for children and adults o Exclusion and readmission policies o Home or room sanitation 22 Medication Policies and o Medication policies Administration o Medication procedures o Nonprescription medication policies o Medications for chronic illnesses 23 Handwashing o Importance of handwashing o When handwashing recommended o Handwashing procedures o Involving children in handwashing 24 Toileting o Developmental expectations o Toilet training o Toilet equipment o Toileting procedures 25 Diapering o Value in socialization o Potential for disease spread o Diapering equipment o Diapering procedures 25 Menu Planning and Nutrition o Children’s nutritional requirements o USDA basic meal patterns o Acceptable and unacceptable food choices o Child and Adult Food Program 26 Pleasant Meals and Snacks o Establishing the physical environment o Providing opportunities for socialization o Handling food preferences and dislikes o Responding to challenging behaviors 27 Preparing for Emergencies o Types of emergencies and Disasters o Preparing for emergencies o Types of disasters o Preparing and practicing for disasters 28 Working with Parents o Value of parent-provider interaction o Communicating with parents o Involving parents in program activities o Responding to challenging parents 29 Administering First Aid o Credit for first aid certification 30 Administering First Aid o Credit for first aid certification 31 Administering CPR o Credit for CPR certification 32 Administering CPR o Credit for CPR certification 33 Resources for Child Care o Community resources Providers o Online resources o Professional organizations o Professional publications 34 State/County/ or City o Types of regulation offered Regulation Requirements o Overview of regulation requirements 35 State/County/ or City o Preparing for regulation Regulation Requirements, o Requesting regulation Part II o Maintaining regulation 36 Special Issues o Developing a o Understanding the business plan business aspects of group care 37 Special Issues o Contracts and o Infants/toddlers in a policies group setting 38 Special Issues o Record keeping o Preschoolers in a group setting 39 Special Issues o Assistants and o School-agers in a substitutes group setting 40 Being a Child Care o Continuing training and education Professional o Child Development Associate credential o Accreditation o Post-assessment