Chastity Louise Moreno

English-Based Educational Activities for Children
• Conducting educational and recreational activities in
English, considering children's age and aptitudes.
• Supervising children in accordance with health,
safety, and sanitary regulations.
• Monitoring children's health and emotional well-
being.
• Ensuring completion of individual health and
educational routes.
• Developing independent living skills and life safety
attitudes.
• Performing integrated health activities as
recommended by medical staff.
• Implementing social adaptation measures within the
group.
• Communicating with pupils in English, respecting
each child's personality.
• Developing an English-speaking environment to
address age-related challenges and ongoing
programs.
• Developing plans for educational activities in
English.
• Selecting visual and didactic materials.
• Arranging individual activities with children.
• Maintaining content of thematic stands for parents.
• Filling group cells and information stands with
English holiday materials.
• Interacting with parents, providing advice and
practical assistance.
• Contributing to a favorable psychological climate in
the group.

English-Based Education for Kids
• Using the English language for leisure and
educational purposes.
• Keeping an eye on kids in accordance with hygienic,
safety, and health laws.
• Keeping an eye on the mental and physical wellbeing
of kids.
• Ensuring that personal health and educational
pathways are completed.
• Gaining self-sufficiency and a life safety mindset.
• Engaging in integrated health practices, such as
body conditioning.
• Putting policies in place for group social adaptability.
• Speaking to students in English while honoring their
individuality.
• Creating plans for English-language teaching
activities.
• Making plans for kids to engage in self-directed
activities.

• Organise and lead activities promoting physical,
mental, and social development.
• Provide general child care and teach proper eating
habits and hygiene.
• Evaluate childrens performance, conduct, social
development, and physical health.
• Maintain accurate student records in accordance
with laws, district policies, and administrative
regulations.
• Create weekly newsletters for parents.
• Participate in staff meetings, teacher training,
workshops, and committees.
• Collaborate with other teachers and administrators
to develop preschool programmes.
• Plan and conduct lessons for preschoolers aged -7.
• Supervise, assess, and plan assignments for teacher
assistants and volunteers.

Student Care and
• Provided optimal care and academic support.
• Implemented lesson plans based on child-led
interests.
• Encouraged active play and exploration.
• Maintained progress files for each student.
• Facilitated outdoor learning experiences.
• Adhered to school policies and procedures.

Curriculum Development and Learning Areas
• Personal, Social, and Emotional Development
• Communication and Language
• Physical Education
• Mathematics
• World Understanding
• Expressive Arts
International Primary Curriculum
• Developed and implemented for 3-5 year olds.
• Promoted social development through play
opportunities.
• Introduced students to interesting subjects.
• Fostered positive relationships with parents and
family.
• Promoted critical thinking through hands-on
activities.
• Monitored student progress and created
improvement plans.

Teacher's Role
• Co-exploring learning experiences with children.
• Provoking ideas, problem-solving, and conflict
resolution.
• Taking and returning children's ideas for further
exploration.
• Organizing classrooms for accessibility and interest.
• Organizing materials for thoughtful decision-making.
• Documenting children's progress through various
mediums.
• Helping children understand connections in learning
and experiences.
• Facilitating knowledge expression through projects.
• Fostering connections between home, school, and
community.

Helbling English Program Overview
• Manages self-contained kindergarten classroom.
• Utilizes learning centers for English, Mathematics,
Writing, and Arts.
• Uses hands-on teaching methods and play-based
learning.
• Teaches letter recognition, phonics, numbers, and
environmental awareness.
• Maintains student grades and communicates
progress with parents.
• Incorporates competencies, goals, and objectives
into lesson plans.
• Monitors child interactions and encourages
cooperation.
• Collaborates with administration, staff, and teachers.
• Promotes creativity through art and craft projects.