Inspirational and Empowering Child Care Business Owners To Build Successful Child Care Businesses

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I believe that the classroom environment is the #1 teacher. In fact, children learn best when they have an environment where they are provided with lots of hands-on-activities that includes: exploring, discovering, problem solving and questioning.

Are you doing most of the teaching? If so, today I want to inspire you to create a classroom space that does most of the teaching and that inspires Learning.

1. De-clutter: Children learn best in an organized environment. If it does not belong in your class, remove it. Think about how you feel when there is clutter on your desk? If your answer was overwhelmed; that’s how children feel in a cluttered environment. Be sure that your classroom space is always organized, with the exception of playtime!

2. Set-up or Makeover Your Learning Centers: Toddlers, School-age and Preschool-age children  need clearly defined play areas. Having centers, provides the children with a variety of activities to explore in small groups. Check out the attached article: click here

3. Create a Literacy Enriched Environment:  According to Early childhood News, “In a well-established and well-organized classroom, there should be print everywhere!” This includes: Labeling toy containers, having a word wall, lots of books and so much more. Discover how to create a literacy enriched environment today, click here.

After you makeover your classroom space, expect positive feedback from parents. In fact, parents love an organized, literacy enriched and educational environment for their children.

That’s all for now and I think it is time for you to get to work on your classroom space!

I would love to hear from you, be sure to leave your comment below.

Shiketa Morgan

 

 

I have been journaling as a Business Owner for over 20 years now. Journaling has helped me to reflect and come up with solutions for many of the challenges that I have faced as a Child Care Business Owner.

In fact, I beleive that, journaling is a great way to  grow as a Business Owner. As a Former Director, I had many stressful days because I struggled as a Leader and I struggled with trying to meet the need of everyone else including: staff, kids and parents.

Journaling is very valuable to your Journey as a Director, a as Home Provider and even as a Center Owner. Listen to the audio below and be Inspired to Journal!

Shiketa Morgan

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