How do primary school day care teachers manage afternoon care well?

Lunch break is an important task of a day care school, which is also an important condition for parents to choose a day care school. Needless to say, the hardware conditions of the lunch break dormitory are also important. The first is lunch break discipline. Lunch breaks require a quiet environment, and care should be taken to separate naughty children when assigning beds. Of course, it is also possible that an individual child will suddenly become noisy on a certain day. It is recommended that the teacher rest in one or two small beds in the facility. Once a child has special circumstances, the teacher can take the child out to coax him out, so as not to disturb the entire dormitory. Second, pay attention to the child's nap posture.

Check every 15 minutes whether the quilt is covered, and at the same time urge the child to get up on time, and guide and help the child to get dressed if necessary.

These links can be specific to each instructor, and the responsibility for protection can be assigned to each person.

Third, keep the lunch break dormitory clean.

Indoor and outdoor hygiene include small cleaning once a day and major cleaning and disinfection once a week; maintain indoor air circulation, open windows for ventilation after naps, and keep indoor air fresh; at the same time, sort out students’ quilts and pillows every half month , let parents take it back and change it. To advance to custody, the instructor is required to take a lunch break for the students in the custody class. Only after taking a lunch break can you have enough energy to listen to the class in the afternoon.