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Early Childhood Professions

Early Childhood Professions. “You may be nothing to the world, but you may be the world to someone.”. Eligibility. Juniors and seniors may take this class for one or two years. In the LHS Classroom. Learn skills needed to teach children two-years-old to first grade. Training.

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Early Childhood Professions

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  1. Early Childhood Professions • “You may be nothing to the world, but you may be the world to someone.” Early Childhood Professions

  2. Eligibility • Juniors and seniors may take this class for one or two years. Early Childhood Professions

  3. In the LHS Classroom • Learn skills needed to teach children two-years-old to first grade Early Childhood Professions

  4. Training • Students may train at a Day Care or Elementary School Early Childhood Professions

  5. Elementary School Choices • Preschool Program for Children with Disabilities (PPCD - ages 3 to 5) Early Childhood Professions

  6. Pre-K Early Childhood Professions

  7. Kindergarten Early Childhood Professions

  8. Bilingual Kindergarten Early Childhood Professions

  9. First Grade Early Childhood Professions

  10. Preschool • Two, Three or Four-Year-olds learn through play in a variety of learning centers Early Childhood Professions

  11. Handwriting Early Childhood Professions

  12. Art Early Childhood Professions

  13. Dramatic Play Early Childhood Professions

  14. Reading Books Early Childhood Professions

  15. Building with Blocks Early Childhood Professions

  16. Listening to Tapes Early Childhood Professions

  17. Small Manipulatives Early Childhood Professions

  18. Playing Games Early Childhood Professions

  19. Physical Development Early Childhood Professions

  20. Making Friends Early Childhood Professions

  21. Training Site Responsibilities • Assist the teacher with lessons and activities Early Childhood Professions

  22. Playground • Help children on the playground Early Childhood Professions

  23. In the Computer Lab Early Childhood Professions

  24. In the Library Early Childhood Professions

  25. Special Occasions • You may assist your class on field trips and help with special events (Rodeo Day). Early Childhood Professions

  26. Portfolio • Each student will collect teaching ideas in a portfolio for their own future use. Early Childhood Professions

  27. FCCLA • As a member of the class, you may join our club Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. Early Childhood Professions

  28. Members participate in projects that benefit children in our community. Community Service Early Childhood Professions

  29. Competition • Students may compete in a variety or events at the Regional, State and National level Early Childhood Professions

  30. STOP • (Students Taking On Prevention) THE Violence is a national FCCLA project. We hope to create an atmosphere of kindness and belonging at LHS. Early Childhood Professions

  31. Letter Jacket • Students may earn a letter jacket through competitive events Early Childhood Professions

  32. Career Passport An Early Childhood Education passport may be achieved in one of two ways: • Early Childhood Professions I and II or • Early Childhood Professions I + Food Science and Nutrition + Child Development Early Childhood Professions

  33. Earn College Credit • Students may earn up to 7 hours credit at any state junior college towards an Early Childhood Education Certificate. Early Childhood Professions

  34. Remember! • Early Childhood Professions • Credits: 2 each year • Eligibility: Junior and/or Seniorr • Prerequisites: ECP I – None ECP II – completion of ECP I Early Childhood Professions

  35. Passport: Early Childhood Education • Career Connections: Teaching children birth to eight-years-old Early Childhood Professions

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