A child care worker teaches and cares for children while parents are away by organizing educational activities like games, reading, arts and crafts, and meals. They ensure children's well-being by keeping them clean and providing a safe, nurturing environment for learning and development. Child care workers typically receive training in early childhood education and need licenses and background checks, working in places like churches, homes, or child care businesses and earning around $9.76 per hour.
2. Whatdoes this worker do? Teach and care for children while parents are away. Organize educational games, reading, arts and crafts, and rest time. Make snacks and nutritious meals. They make sure children are clean. Teach language by telling stories, reading books, or helping kids act out stories. For math: help kids count blocks or cut out shapes. For science: mix colors when painting. Teach music and dance.
