Understanding Roles in Child Care

A _ provides one-on-one attention to infants, including feeding and soothing.

• Infant Caregiver

• toddler teacher
• daycare worker
• babysitter

A _ manages and engages children after school, providing structured activities.

• School teacher

• After-School Program Leader

• daycare supervisor

_ are responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of children, engaging them in age-appropriate activities.

• Students

• Childcare workers
• Social workers
• Nurses

_ create lesson plans and help children develop social, emotional, and academic skills.

• Preschool Teacher

• Tutors
• Counselors
• Parents

_ plan and prepare nutritious meals and snacks for children in care settings.

• Childcare Worker
• Teacher
• Child Care Nutritionist

Which role involves creating lesson plans and organizing educational activities for preschoolers?

• Child Care Aide

• Preschool Teacher

• Infant Caregiver

• Child Care Director

What skills are important for a Child Care Director?

• Patience and nurturing qualities

• Leadership and organizational skills

• Teaching skills and creativity

• Culinary skills and knowledge of nutrition

An After-School Program Leader needs to be skilled in:

• Curriculum planning and classroom management

• Organization and ability to lead activities

• Special education training and empathy

• Knowledge of infant care and patience

Who is responsible for adapting care plans to meet the unique needs of children with disabilities?

• Child Care Worker

• Special Needs Child Care Worker

• Early Childhood Educator

• Child Care Consultant

What role involves overseeing the daily operations of a child care center?

• Infant Caregiver

• Child Care Nutritionist

• Child Care Director

• After-School Program Leader