Observe and monitor children’s play activitiesConstructively redirect inappropriate behaviorsSupport children’s emotional and social development, encouraging understanding of others and positive self-conceptsSupporting emotionally and developmentally at risk children as well as homeless childrenKeep records on individual children, including daily observations and information about activities, growth development, meals served and medication administeredDriving children to and from school daily in company provided vehicle Transporting and supervising children on fieldtrips three times per week during summer monthsAssist children with school work and other educational toolsInstruct children in health and personal habits such as hand washing, eating, crafts, toilet training.Read to children, teach simple paintings, drawings, crafts and songsOrganize and participate in recreational activities such as learning games, sports activities and age appropriate games.Assist in preparing food, serving meals and refreshments to the childrenHelp children transition to rest period Organize, store toys and materials in appropriate centers for the children to easily access Sterilize bottles and prepare formulasDress children, change diapers and soiled clothesTeach responsibilities such as caring for books, clothing, picking up toys and placing in appropriate areasPerform housekeeping duties such as laundry, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, dishwashing, changing linens and sanitizing Encouraging healthy eating habits and hand washing20 Hours STARS \ MERIT TrainingSpecial Education TrainingAutism TrainingChild Growth, DevelopmentCPR AED & Basic First AidFirst AID \ CPR Infants, Children & AdultsChildhood Sexuality \ Abuse PreventionRole Of Child Advocate: At Risk ChildrenCPS Reporting RequirementsChild Abuse & Neglect TrainingSexual Behavior in ChildrenOn-Going Measurement of Child ProgressConfidentiality Training