-Learning and development in early childhood are facilitated through age-appropriate and engaging lesson plans, teaching fundamental dance techniques, rhythm, and creative movement, and incorporating music and movement activities.-A nurturing and safe classroom environment encourages children to explore, learn, and express themselves through dance and movement.-Play-based learning experiences foster social skills, problem-solving abilities, and imaginative thinking.-Cooperation, empathy, and conflict resolution are essential for children's social and emotional growth.-Observing and assessing individual children's progress, strengths, and areas for improvement informs instructional strategies and personalized support.-Regular story time sessions instill a love for books and reading in young children.-Open communication with parents is crucial for their child's progress.-Ensuring the safety and well-being of children is essential, and a clean and hygienic classroom environment is maintained.-Age-appropriate learning materials, books, toys, and equipment are organized and managed to support the curriculum.-Educational field trips and special events enrich children's learning experiences, and positive behavior management strategies are implemented.-Support and accommodations are provided to meet the individual needs of children with diverse learning styles and abilities.-Language development is encouraged through conversations, storytelling, and engaging activities.-Introducing children to diverse cultures and traditions promotes understanding and appreciation of diversity.-Continuous professional development opportunities are sought to stay updated on best practices in early childhood education.

-Design and implement developmentally appropriate lesson plans and activities that align with the school's curriculum guidelines and educational philosophy.-Create a well-rounded curriculum that covers various subjects such as language, math, science, art, music, and physical activities.-Maintain a safe, organized, and welcoming classroom environment conducive to learning.-Establish and enforce rules and routines to ensure a structured and orderly classroom atmosphere.-Deliver lessons that cater to the diverse needs and learning styles of young children.-Keep records of students' academic and behavioral development to share with parents and school administrators.-Maintain open and effective communication with parents or guardians regarding their child's progress, behavior, and any concerns.-Ensure the safety and well-being of children by adhering to health and safety protocols.-Collaborate with other preschool teachers, staff, and administrators to coordinate activities, events, and school-wide initiatives.-Attend staff meetings and professional development sessions to stay updated on best practices in early childhood education.-Foster a nurturing and inclusive classroom environment where children feel valued and respected.-Encourage positive social interactions and support the development of social skills.-Manage classroom materials, supplies, and resources effectively to support the learning process.-Stay up-to-date with the latest research and trends in early childhood education by attending workshops, conferences, and training sessions.

-Developing age-appropriate and engaging lesson plans that align with Catholic teachings, doctrines, and traditions while considering the children's developmental stages.-Introducing children to key stories and passages from the Bible, simplifying complex concepts for their understanding.-Teaching children the basic beliefs and moral teachings of the Catholic Church in a way that is accessible and relatable to their age group.-Assisting children in preparing for the reception of sacraments, such as First Holy Communion and -Reconciliation, providing catechesis and spiritual support. •-Introducing Catholic moral principles and values, guiding children to apply these teachings in their daily lives and interactions with others.-Organizing age-appropriate and creative activities that engage children in learning about the Catholic faith, such as crafts, games, and role-playing.-Nurturing children's spiritual growth by fostering a sense of wonder, awe, and love for God through prayer, reflection, and storytelling.-Explaining the significance of Catholic liturgical seasons, feast days, and religious celebrations, making them meaningful to children.-Creating an inclusive and welcoming environment where all children feel valued and respected, regardless of their background or level of knowledge about the faith.-Maintaining open communication with parents, sharing lesson plans, and providing updates on their children's progress and spiritual growth.-Ensuring the safety and well-being of the children during class, providing a secure and supportive environment.-Collaborating with other Sunday School teachers and staff to plan special events, celebrations, and activities for the children.-Assessing children's progress and understanding of the lessons and providing feedback to support their spiritual development.-Providing emotional and spiritual support to children, addressing their questions and concerns with empathy and compassion.