Lilliana Haile

I have kids ages 5 and older, have them run around to exercise for at least 15 minutes then spend 45 minutes playing games! The games usually include some form of physical movement such as Line Tag, Red light-Green light, 4 Corners, etc. Ensured entertainment and safety for all participants during activities. If there's ever an issue between the kids, I usually have a discussion and make it clear why the action they did was wrong. I.e hitting another kid. "It hurts them, and if they hit us instead that would in turn hurt us." Treat them how you want to be treated." Give them breaks as a group to get water and use the bathroom when needed. Since we only have an hour to do KidFit I always make sure they leave with a smile and a high-five, returning to childcare if not immediate pick up.

• Taught swimming to students aged 2 to 14 at EastSide Athletics, Milwaukee.
• I teach all the strokes in ways the kids can understand whether it be visually or verbally, so they can physically perform the form I'm teaching step by step. Incorporated games into lessons to enhance comfort and engagement among students.
• I focus on the basic skill of Freestyle and safety skills i.e. floating, climbing out, treading water. So the parents can feel a bit more at ease if their child is in a worst-case to worst situation. I also teach for competitive reasons so if there's a specific stroke the student is focusing on for a tournament doing my best to get them up to speed.

• Working with babies to children of ages ranging from 3 months to 11 years old.
• Watch the kids, make sure they are behaving while having fun with the toys and other kids. If not playing with them as well, Tend to the kid give them options of activities to do. Hold theeem if necessary or if th child wants to be held.
• Get the parent if they need to have their diapers changed or if their child has been crying for 10 minutes. (As we don't want to have the kid associate childcare as a negative place.)
  When closing clean up the space: vacuum, clean bathroom, toys, tables, and chairs.