Work experience tips at a nursery?

Tips for work experience in a nursery?:D?

  • It's my first day of work experience tomorrow and I'm working in a nursery! :) How do I talk to little kids? (what words should I use) What will I be doing there? Is it a ...show more

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    Get down to the child's level when you talk to them, also use there names when you talk to them. Play there games at this age they don't know rules so they make the rules as you go along. Sing songs read books, You might even help with an activity, may be outside with them, If the nursery eats cooked food or you may have a snack for the children so be prepared to wash up. You will be tiding up after a session. Encourage the children to help tidy up there toys. I would ask about the talking to parents.... Maybe just saying goodbye to the child that is leaving the nursery would be fine for the first few days. Good luck! Hope you enjoy it x Hannah x

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do not hug them from behind, AND NO THRUSTING

rat

I'm doing exactly the same thing tomorrow:') I am so nervous its untrue because I don't like children that age but it was my last option:L I'm guessing we will be doing things with the kids like painting or stories etc and talk to them in simple words and in a calm, friendly voice. I would talk to the parents if they talk to me first. Good luck & hope your's goes well too!

BlondeinaBrunette96

I wouldn't use big words obviously but don't talk down to them. They're still people too - they don't lack communication skills, just height. When my friend did her work experience at a nursery, she just played with the kids, helped them put coats and shoes on etc., and gave them food if your nursery has a small snack time. Typically children aren't allowed to pick up the babies or dress them, although you may get to hold them on occassion. I would suggest talking to the parents but only if they talk to you first. I know if I had a kid I wouldn't want a fifteen year old telling me about my own child - although I would like to know who you were, so perhaps introduce yourself and ask if they've had a nice day and just be generally polite, but don't start telling them about their own child.

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