Kindergarten Teacher

1. Curriculum Planning and Delivery Develop and implement age-appropriate lesson plans and activities. Use creative teaching techniques (storytelling, art, play, music) to enhance learning. Align activities with early childhood education standards and guidelines. 2. Classroom Management Create a structured yet flexible daily schedule. Maintain an organized and stimulating learning environment. Establish rules and routines that promote respect, cooperation, and self-regulation. 3. Child Development Support Monitor and assess each child’s development and learning. Support the development of language, motor, social, and cognitive skills. Identify any developmental concerns and work with specialists or parents if needed. 4. Health and Safety Ensure a safe and clean classroom environment. Follow health and hygiene protocols (e.g., handwashing, snack time safety). Supervise children at all times, indoors and outdoors. 5. Communication with Parents and Staff Communicate regularly with parents about their child’s progress and behavior. Conduct parent-teacher meetings and provide progress reports. Collaborate with other teachers and staff for holistic child development. 6. Record Keeping and Reporting Maintain accurate records of attendance, developmental progress, and incidents. Prepare progress reports and portfolios for each child. 7. Professional Development Stay updated with current trends and best practices in early childhood education. Attend training sessions, workshops, and staff meetings.