Daycares got lots of little ones to feed, right? Need menus that can change weekly, keep parents in the loop. Gotta make them easy to print, simple for folks to read.We create simple printable menus to help daycares plan and display their weekly meals.
Daycares got lots of little ones to feed, right? Need menus that can change weekly, keep parents in the loop. Gotta make them easy to print, simple for folks to read.We create simple printable menus to help daycares plan and display their weekly meals.
Effortless Daycare Weekly Menus: Customizable & Lovely Templates - Edit in Canva! With the Etsy Daycare Weekly Menu (Editable in Canva), you have the power to create personalized and engaging meal plans with just a few clicks. This digital resource is designed to be user-friendly and easily editable, allowing you to tailor it to your specific requirements. Using Canva, a popular and intuitive graphic design platform, you can effortlessly customize your daycare's weekly menu to reflect your desired meals and snacks. Adjust the layout, fonts, colors, and images to match your daycare's branding or add a touch of creativity that the children will love. Size: A4 File Type: PDF and PNG Edit With Canva Bonus link to resize PDF Take control of your daycare's menu planning with the Etsy Daycare Weekly Menu (Editable in Canva). Download, customize, and print your menus, and enjoy the convenience of a personalized and visually appealing meal planning tool that will delight both providers and parents alike. View more daycare items: ( https://www.etsy.com/shop/RefocusMyJourney?section_id=42593039 ) Get More for Your Money: - High-quality digital items - Affordable prices - Convenient and versatile - Exceptional customer service - Instant access - Unlimited use - Easy to use - - - How It Works - - - 1. You will receive a pdf file after finishing the buying procedure. a. Sign in to Etsy.com and go to Your account. b. Go to Purchases and reviews. c. Next to the order, select Download Files. This goes to the Downloads page for all the files attached to your order. NOTE: digital products can only be downloaded on the etsy website and cannot through the etsy app. 2. Print it at home or send it to a printing provider of your choice with your print-ready PDF. . . . Thank you for visiting my shop, I hope you will come back again in the future. Link my shop : https://www.etsy.com/shop/RefocusMyJourney
12 weeks of sample daycare lunch menus for home daycare providers! Healthy meals to feed your daycare or preschool children. Lunch ideas that will pass food program requirements and are liked by kids!
New ideas for the daycare snack menu is the most common question I hear asked about food. Everyone gets bored with their snack ideas.
Daycares got lots of little ones to feed, right? Need menus that can change weekly, keep parents in the loop. Gotta make them easy to print, simple for folks to read.We create simple printable menus to help daycares plan and display their weekly meals.
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Since I am waiting on phone calls from the applications I put in, I decided to update my Professional Teaching Portfolio. Our Education program had us make one for one of our courses. I have not kept up on it much since I began teaching, updating it last in 2008. But I am hoping for an interview soon, and the one time I don't bring it will be the time they ask! In case you are unfamiliar with Teaching Portfolios, or looking for ideas, I thought I would take a few posts to run down the way mine if organized and what I have included this time around. First of all, I am an elementary teacher (usually on the primary junior end, at that) so I include a lot of colour in mine. It also reflects my personality! I have a favourite paper I use for all of my section dividers and permanent pages. This time around, I wanted to change a few titles, and being a little bit obsessed with format, decided to redo all of the dividers. Here are the main sections in my portfolio: 1. Educational Philosophy 2. Table of Contents 3. Resume 4. Reference Letters 5. Educational Documents 6. Photo Pages 7. Lesson Plans 8. Teaching Aspirations *My portfolio used to include a goals page. I would like to put this back in, but since I didn't feel I have the time right now to update this, I didn't want to include one that was out of date. My first page is a copy of my binder title page. This includes both my name and the date I last updated my portfolio. Immediately afterward is my Educational Philosophy. Our professors were adamant that this is the first piece of information that should be included in our portfolios, even before the table of contents. I am a very visual person and had to fiddle with the spacing of each line and section. I also have a tendency to be wordy, so I thought that breaking it into sections that were clear and concise kept things neat. It was interesting this time around to see what I updated and changed after teaching full time for four years. Below is my Educational Philosophy. Feel free to use bits and pieces or just some inspiration if you are writing one of your own. Just a note, I have another on for my Philosophy of Christian Education for when I was apply for private school jobs. It is mostly the same with a few additional comments. Educational Philosophy Education is a process that involves many elements working together for a common goal. I believe that… Every child can learn and has the potential to succeed. Every student is an individual and has their own learning style. Every student should be assessed in the way that allows them to best express their abilities. Learning should be student centred. Learning should be authentic and interdisciplinary. Learning should be interactive, engaging and creative. The classroom climate is set by the teacher’s attitude. The classroom creates a family of learners, working together. The classroom should be a safe, inviting and stimulating environment. Teachers are only part of a team. Teachers should have high expectations. Teachers should be role-models for their students; both in the classroom and in the community. Teachers must go above and beyond their teaching duties. Teachers should be involved with extra-curricular activities. Teachers must be adaptable, constantly evaluating their teaching practices and seeking to improve their methods. Teachers work with students, parents, colleagues, administrators and community members. After this document is my Table of Contents, which simply lists my section headings. Everything is put into plastic page protectors which makes it easy to update pages as well as keeping documents from holes and damage when pages are flipped. Stay tuned this week for a closer look at my resume and references. See you soon!
A childhood classic just got healthier! This Turkey Meatloaf is packed with veggies and topped with a sweet sauce.
Jam-packed with nutritious veg, this recipe has to be one of the easiest ways to get extra veggie portions into your diet!
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Engage kids in art projects in a variety of media, with many based on famous artists or art movements.
Discover step-by-step strategies, personalized examples on how to write behavior goals, and real-life examples to navigate the world of behavior goals with confidence. From identifying specific behaviors to crafting measurable and achievable goals, this resource provides insights for both seasoned educators and those new to the classroom. Foster a positive learning environment. Dive into the art of behavior goal-setting today!
We all know the benefits of discussion in the classroom whether it be teacher-led, Socratic, or any of the other effective strategies for getting kids talking. However, silent discussions can also be a powerful tool for active reading and learning. Silent discussions work well because: All students participate. Classroom discussions can be monopolized by a ... Read more
Special Education teachers are the masters of data collection! At times, collecting data can be overwhelming, especially when you sometimes have to outsource the collecting to other teachers, specialists, or teaching assistants. Tracking accommodations is necessary to make sure an IEP is being followed and can be helpful in determining which accommodations should be added to or removed from the IEP. Believe it or not, collecting data on accommodations and modifications does not have to consume your life! Share Information Be sure to share vital information with all teachers and assistants that work with your students. I have an accommodations organizer that I organize all of the information of my class. The information is in one place which is helpful for sharing information with assistants, special area teachers, and substitutes. When I first began teaching, I did not bother sharing such information with special area teachers until it was brought to my attention that a student of mine did not complete a test in physical education class. That student had trouble reading and was supposed to have his tests read. The PE teacher was unaware of his accommodations and therefore did not deliver them. I use a special form that reminds me of who needs to be informed of accommodations and modifications at the beginning of the school year and after an IEP annual review. Train Your Team If you have paraprofessionals in your classroom working with students, it is important to train them in how to deliver and how to track accommodations and modifications. Some interventions are more detailed than others. Observe your team while they are working with students and provide feedback as needed. The time you put in to properly train your team to record data the same way you would is so well spent! Use Checklists When I first started teaching, I used to write notes on a post-it that included which accommodations and modifications were used on assignments along with their effectiveness. It was very time consuming and often times, I forgot to add some things. Finally, I came up with a few checklists and forms to help the process. Level of Support One of the forms I use tracks the level of support a student needs from an adult. I use this one to determine the need for a 1:1 teaching assistant. It is useful before adding a TA and to collect data to see if continuing the intervention is a necessity. The adult that works with the student at that time fills it out while working with the student. Accommodations and Modifications Tracker I use this form two ways, depending on what I am collecting data for. As an IEP meeting approaches, I like to review the need for the interventions on the IEP. I can track the types of interventions are needed for different types of assignments and activities. More importantly, I can track the effectiveness of such interventions. I can also cut this tracker apart to staple it onto work samples. The work samples can be to show the Committee on Special Education the student's growth or regression. I also like to send work home with students with the form filled out from time to time so parents can see what kind of help the student needs in order to complete assignments at school. Frequency Tracker Another way I like to track the use of accommodations and modifications needed in school is with a frequency tracker I created. This gives me a quick visual of which interventions are being used and which are not. I focus on this during the weeks before a meeting so I can determine which accommodations and modifications need to remain, be added, or be removed from an IEP. Data collection is so important but it doesn't have to take over your entire life. Once you create a few checklists that fit your classroom or purchase one of the many checklists and charts from my TpT store, you will save yourself a ton of time and will have more data than you've ever had before!
Try these healthy toddler lunch ideas (no reheating required) when your little one needs a meal for preschool, daycare, a sitter, or a day out on the town. They're toddler meals that are easy to pack and that don't need to be reheated to make things super easy for you! (Find an easy hummus lunch option below and more ideas in the main post.)
Stuck in a rut when it comes to daycare breakfast ideas? Try out these easy and healthy breakfast ideas that even picky eaters will love.
