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Let's Babysit! Babysitting Boot Camp W/Aunt Sam
Aunt Sam Homeschooler Storyteller BA
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(338)
Need some Babysitting Basics? Join our Babysitting Bootcamp! Through discussion, role-play and interactive activites, learn how to handle babysitting dilemmas, interactions and emergencies.
Class Experience
Ready to Babysit? Need some basic advice? Are you responsible and dependable? Are you patient? Are you playful? Can you love children? These are some of the characteristics of a reliable babysitter. The most important characteristic is LOVE. Join Aunt Sam as we discuss, practice and learn how to be a great, loving babysitter. Each Day will follow a similar schedule: • Topic Introduction with real life scenarios and stories (information will be attached in the classroom) • Discussion as...
- Learn about expectations of Babysitters and Parents Learn about how to handle Babysitter Dilemmas Learn about the importance of Playtime and interaction with children Learn more of how to love children
As the oldest of nine children, the mother of nine children and an aunt to over 60 nieces and nephews, I've had a lot of babysitters and done a lot of babysitting! Through different experiences, I've learned some essential techniques in babysitting.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Homework
Frequency: includedFeedback: includedDetails: Ready to discuss, ready to role play Read over Documents Put together a Babysitters Bag Review activities, scenarios and role-plays with family Practice a TraitAssessment
Frequency: includedDetails: Look for and engage in Babysitting opportunities
-Documents will be attached to classroom, most will be from Kidsit.com -Bag/backpack for Babysitting articles, puzzles, books, crafts (we will discuss this, one Babysitter's bag is always different depending on the Babysitter and the children.) -Larger Doll to practice changing a diaper (depending on students' experience we may or may not do this activity)
We will discuss different scenarios and role play these scenarios. Examples are; What to do when a child disobeys, when a child hits another child, when a child lies, when a child cries, when parents get mad, when parents compliment you, when parents ask you how much you should be paid, when parents are late. The list can go on and we will not cover ALL possible scenarios. Each scenario will be discussed. Students gain confidence through this role play and discussion.
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Joined April, 2020
5.0
338reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Washington Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from Brigham Young University
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Group Class
$65
for 3 classes3x per week, 1 week
75 min
Completed by 91 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-14
3-5 learners per class
