Hi, I started using this daycare business software on my iphone called Daycare Business Assistant - and it has made my life easier. Just wanted to share this with folks running daycares.
I have been invited to a friend's daughter in law's baby shower. They want each person to bring a book. Any suggestions? Is this idea popular now? Help!
Cheryl H.I've not heard of this as a "thing" for shower gifts but did read an article recently. Is the request for a book in lieu of a gift or a book in lieu of a CARD? (I've attached the link to the article I read below).
Cheryl Hatch has written a complete primer on how to sanitize the toys used in your preschool program. This is important information for protecting the health of the children. Please share the link far and wide!
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Cheryl H.Hi Misha! There are a few things you can try, but first, would you share what your current routine is (i.e. what happens before lunch, after, etc.?)?
On 11/09/14, EricandMisha Taylor wrote: > What would be the best method to try to get the children to > rest at nap time when they are extremely riled up
I have a few students who do not need as much sleep as others. Some can lay quietly but others are disruptive. I need some ideas on what to do with those other students. Some parents are actually asking us to not let their 3 year old sleep because they have trouble going to sleep at night. If we let one up then problems will happen. Please help!
I had them rest ...See MoreHey Michelle, This is always a tricky thing, isn't it? Do you have a classroom that the "non" sleepers could rest in?
In one program I worked in, all the children napped in the same room and, like you, we had many who no longer needed as much sleep (or any sleep) such as our prek kids and some of our older threes.
I had them rest in a different classroom (of course, this creates a new staff coordination). But, we had the non- sleepers still lay quietly on their mats to rest their bodies for 30 minutes. After that, if any of the children were sleeping, great. For those who did not fall asleep, we had quiet mat activities (puzzles, matching games, lacing games and also had journals for them to use once or twice a week during this time).
On 10/30/14, Michele wrote: > I have a few students who do not need as much sleep as > others. Some can lay quietly but others are disruptive. I > need some ideas on what to do with those other students. > Some parents are actually asking us to not let their 3 year > old sleep because they have trouble going to sleep at > night. If we let one up then problems will happen. Please > help!
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I'm thinking it may be for a book?
Cheryl