Babysitting Situations: What Would You Do If...?

Completed by 4 learners

Ages 11-14

Live One-Time Class

In this discussion-based class, we will look at different situations a babysitter might face and talk about how to tackle them.

Lisa Ladwig

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(3 reviews)

Live video meetings

Meets once

2-6 learners per class

55 min

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What’s included

1 live meeting

55 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

In this babysitting class, we will focus on improving our problem solving skills.  This class will involve active listening and discussion, as well as role playing.  

*The teacher will present a babysitting scenario.
*The students will identify to problem.
*The students will share their ideas on how to resolve the problem.
*The students will actively listen to their classmates' ideas.
*The teacher will lead a discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of different possible solutions.
*The class will repeat this process with other scenarios presented by the teacher.  Some scenarios can be role played with one or two students as the children, and one student as the babysitter.

Learning Goals

Students will be prepared to resolve various situations as a babysitter.

Students will improve their problem solving skills.

Other Details

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

Lisa Ladwig

Joined July, 2024

5.0

3reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Bachelor’s Degree from Gordon College

*I really enjoy teaching have taught various topics in various settings for over 20 years.  

*I've taught students in a classroom, on a farm, and from the living room couch!  And now I'm excited to be teaching learners in a virtual setting.  

*I teach classes on history, literature, writing, life skills, and homesteading.  

*I care about the topics I teach and I care about my students as individuals.  

*I hope to share my enthusiasm for learning with all of my students so that they leave class not only with new information, but with new excitement.  

*I've logged in the most educational hours teaching my very own children - I'm a homeschool mom of seven!  We also have a backyard farm with chickens, pigs, honeybees, and a big garden.