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A child care worker teaches and cares for children while parents are away by organizing educational activities like games, reading, arts and crafts, and meals. They ensure children's development by teaching language, math, science, music and dance through storytelling, books, sensory play, and counting. To become a child care worker requires training, either through vocational school or a college degree in early childhood education, obtaining licenses and clear background checks, and work can take place in homes, businesses, or churches for an average salary of $9.76 per hour.
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- 1. Child Care WorkerChildCareWorkerKenya Brown Class of 2011
- 2. Whatdoes this worker do?Teach and care for children while parents are away. Organize educational games, reading, arts and crafts, and rest time.Make snacks and nutritious meals. They make sure children are clean. Teach language by telling stories, reading books, or helping kids act out stories.For math: help kids count blocks or cut out shapes. For science: mix colors when painting. Teach music and dance.
- 3. Finding InformationI interviewed a professional day care worker who has her own day care business.
- 4. I found information from the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
- 5. I have experience.TrainingTraining school or either in college?I prefer to go to college for Early Childhood Education for four years.
- 6. LicensesIn City of Philadelphia: $300 for a Family Day Care License
- 7. Background checkLocationIn churchIn the houseIn business place