Alora Zobel

• Ensured children''s safety and comfort by consistently monitoring their environment and addressing potential hazards.
• Promoted intellectual development through reading, storytelling, and engaging educational activities.
• Encouraged physical activity with outdoor play, sports, and fitness games for improved health and motor skills development.
• Provided nutritious meals and snacks according to dietary restrictions or preferences, ensuring balanced nutrition for growing bodies.
• Fostered creativity through art projects, music appreciation, and imaginative play designed to stimulate young minds.
• Maintained a clean and organized home environment conducive to optimal child development through regular tidying duties.
• Developed games and activities using arts and crafts to support learning and verbal skills.

• I worked with three different families at different times throughout the day in Dyer (once a week for one family, four times a week for another, once a month for another).

• Ages varied 1-10. These were temporary jobs, one was only after care when children came home from school.

• Lots of meal prep, cleaning, homework help, engaging activities, outside play, etc.

• Cared for a little girl which included meal prep, crafts, activities, reading books, playing outside (walks, park, biking), diaper changes, nap time, etc.

• incorporated a lot of inquiry learning and emotional learning with her. Activities revolved around her personality and how she likes to learn, lots of activities that involved her moving around, including independent play.