Description
Support lead teachers and caregivers in childcare centers, schools, and homes by assisting with daily care, supervision, and age-appropriate activities, including feeding, hygiene, safety, and play under direct supervision.
- • Support children's emotional and social development using positive guidance.
- • Assist with child care in centers, schools, and homes under supervision.
- • Sanitize toys, play areas, and equipment.
- • Support positive behavior and help children follow routines.
- • Observe children and report concerns to supervisors or parents.
- • Monitor play and ensure safe engagement.
- • Assist with daily records of activities, meals, and incidents.
- • Teach and model health and personal habits, including handwashing and toileting.
- • Read to children and lead simple crafts, songs, and games prepared by staff.
- • Organize and store materials to keep activity areas orderly.
- • Sterilize bottles and prepare formulas as directed.
- • Dress children and change diapers or assist with toileting.
- • Help with homework and school assignments as directed.
- • Perform light housekeeping, including laundry, dishes, and cleaning.
- • Escort children to and from school, activities, and appointments as assigned.
- • Maintain a safe, clean, and nurturing environment.
- • Communicate daily updates to parents or guardians per program guidelines.
- • Assist in preparing and serving meals and snacks.
- • Implement developmentally appropriate activities planned by lead staff.
- • Help manage rest periods and naptime routines.
- • Assist with attendance, filing, and routine phone calls.
- • Support recreational activities and field trips.
- • Provide care and assistance to children with disabilities under supervision.
- • Participate in staff training and follow schedules set by supervisors.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
