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Preschool For All Teacher

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A Preschool or Childcare Teacher works with young children, usually ages 3 - 5, to help them learn the social, motor and language skills needed to be ready for kindergarten and elementary school. Organizes activities and uses play or games to help children learn; develops schedules and routines for children that include exercise and rest. Works in a school or in a childcare center or program.

$36,080 / year median in Illinois

+5% projected growth

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Job Description

Must have a PEL with an early childhood endorsement . PFA is a state-funded program in Illinois that provides educational programs for children ages 3-5 who are at risk of academic failure. Duties for Teachers Screen children through out the year to enroll children in the program. Develop and implement daily lesson plans that meet the developmental, social, emotional, physical, and intellectual needs of all children in the class. Using the Creative Curriculum and the Illinois Early Learning Standards Set up and maintain an environment in the classroom that fosters learning, including switching or rotating materials in interest areas on a regular basis. In cooperation with other staff, carry out routine duties such as toileting, hand washing, cleanup, and supervision of children at all times, including outdoor play. Collect anecdotal notes and portfolio items to assess children's development using individual records. Communicate weekly with parents through a newsletter, app, phone, or other method. Host parent meetings throughout the year on various topics. These are in addition to parent conferences. Conduct parent teacher conferences twice a year. Compile a list of equipment and materials needed for the classroom and, with the approval of the center director, order the materials. Meet with the center director to help manage the grant. Meet with teaching assistant to go over lesson plans and share teaching strategies.

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance