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Higher education child care resources for Microsoft Excel
Jeopardy: Birth defect, labor, childcare
This game has the following categories:Birth defects and genesTechniques/baby's 1st month Prevention (how to prevent SIDS, SBS, etc)LaborChildcare programsRandom (Pregnancy, baby terms, parenting)$$$ (Cost of having a kid)Each category has 5 questions except final jeopardy. You can input up to 8 teams, have a countdown, take/add points, has sound effects, and will do all the math for you! You can also edit the questions if they do not apply to your class; a link to instructions are on the 2nd ta
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Jeopardy - Child Development (Unit 1-2: Childcare, family types, lifecycles)
These are the categories for jeopardy:Types of childcares How much do babies' cost Code of ethics Starting Up a Childcare programFamily types Life cycles StagesEach category has 5 questions except final jeopardy. You can input up to 8 teams, have a countdown, take/add points, has sound effects, and will do all the math for you! You can also edit the questions if they do not apply to your class; a link to instructions are on the 2nd tab. This template is from flippity.net. Super fun way to engage
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Freebie! Time sheet for staff at a child care or preschool facility
Free blank timesheet we use at our school. Can be used for any child care facility, preschool, school, or other facility.
Requests pertinent information such as current pay period, employee name, date worked, type of work (preschool, tutoring, etc), actual time (i.e. 8 am -2 pm , number of hours worked, total hours for week, total hours for pay period, signature lines for employee and manager.
This is an excel file that can easily be modified for your specific facility.
We hope to save
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Daily Chores
This is the chore chart I use. I cut out the photos and laminate all the pictures and the chore chart and use Velcro dots to attach the pictures to the chart. When the child has completed the chore for the day they simply take the chore off of the chart and place in a near by basket. This makes daily tasks much easier for me and my children.
I also use this chart as a daily schedule for the children I care for in preschool with our morning evening and pick up routines places on the chart it
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Not Grade Specific
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