Lisa Martinez
To establish and maintain a safe, healthy learning environment To establish and maintain a safe, healthy learning environment children and parents must feel safe and comfortable in the childcare setting. My teaching practices meet this standard because I know and can implement safe and healthy learning skills. There are many ways to maintain a safe and healthy learning environment, but some of the most important ways are making sure all children are free on harm in the setting. Practice good habits like hand washing, tooth brushing, sharing and toileting. Most importantly, the materials provided in the setting must be age appropriate for each age group. The materials are very important in the learning environment because the number one reason why children are there is to learn. There should be materials for all ages. These materials should challenge the child to think in a creative way.
CS I A.
The sample menu that I have created for my binder show that I am very committed to children’s nutritional needs. On the menu I created all of the meals are baked or steamed, never fried. Children do not need foods that are fried, which are filled with lots of fat and grease. With every meal children will receive a fruit and vegetable. The children will not receive foods that contain a lot of sugar or that’s high in fructose corn syrup because its not good for their health or teeth. They will also receive milk or water with every meal. I believe that my menu reflects my commitment to the nutritional needs of every child.
CS I B. The room where my Verification Visit Observation will occur reflects many ways young children will learn best. The room has bright colors on the walls and pictures. The way the room has been arranged is good for the children. Everything is accessible for the children to get on their own. The learning centers in the room have