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dena613
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 Sun, Mar 26 2023, 8:32 am
Be a good communicator.
If you don't want chometz, don't vent on ima. Send home a note with your charges two weeks in advance
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dena613
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Sun, Mar 26 2023, 8:40 am
| amother OP wrote: | | Thank you! I would like a sample of rules as I am new to this. Right now I am planning and I’m looking for ideas how to make the playgroup experience better for their children re tidiness, care, etc before I can get started. |
Re tidiness and care
You can have routines (but I wouldn't call them rules) about where the kids eat, how many toys they can take out at a time, how often we cleanup,
There are morahs who only allow certain toys in certain nooks. There's a kitchen area, there's a car or building toy area, etc. Areas are designated by area rugs
Makes cleanup easier when toys are in centers
Be very loving
Don't be punitive
If you're finding yourself frustrated with certain kids, ask the other morah to take over. Sometimes certain kids who trigger you will respond better to the other morah.
Don't stand on ceremony that you're the morah and she's the assistant. Each morah should work with kidswho they work better with.
Have a curriculum. Every few weeks should be another unit, whether it's animals, colors, shapes, brachos, etc. Parents want to see their kids are learning.
Read up (take books out of library) about multisensory learning, how to teach and handle sensory kids, how to handle behavioral issues,
How to help kids develop vocabulary, do good OT things like crossing over midline, etc...
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