Lead Teacher - Toddler Two - Obama Center
Job in
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, 30383, USA
Listing for:
Sheltering Arms
Full Time
position
Listed on 2026-02-16
Job specializations:
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Child Care/Nanny
Preschool / Daycare, Child Development/Support
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Education / Teaching
Preschool / Daycare, Early Childhood Education, Child Development/Support, Special Needs / Learning Disabilities
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 35000 - 45000 USD Yearly
USD
35000.00
45000.00
YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
SUMMARY DESCRIPTION
The Lead Teacher is responsible for ensuring the care and education of a group of children as part of a teaching team. They assist with the planning and implementation of the curriculum.
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES Maintains a Safe and Healthy Environment
Maintain an orderly learning environment.Promote healthy eating practices by eating with children.Help children maintain proper dental hygiene according to regulations.Post necessary health and safety information.Share routine duties with other staff (supervision on playground, toileting, cleanup, classroom maintenance).Assist in keeping room and other areas neat and clean.Interact with children in activities they are supervising.Perform health checks on children daily.Perform daily classroom and playground safety checks and report deficiencies to Curriculum Specialist/Center Director.Perform appropriate hand washing and sanitizing procedures.Ensure that Active Supervision policies are followed at all times to ensure safety of children while under our care.Demonstrates Physical & Cognitive Competence
Provide balance between child/teacher-initiated activities.Use equipment/materials to promote physical development.Provide balance between quiet/active learning activities.Involve children in planning and implementing activities.Provide an integrated curriculum that meets the needs of individual children.Plan and implement activities that promote acquisition of number concepts.Plan and implement experiences that promote language and literacy development.Consider outdoors as a part of the learning environment.Assess children’s needs and developmental progress on an ongoing basis.Maintain lesson plans on a weekly basis.Use the results of assessments to plan activities for children based on their developmental level.Prepare activities ahead of time so materials are in order when needed and follow through with planned activities.Share knowledge of children’s developmental stages by planning age-appropriate activities.Supports Social and Emotional Development and Provides Positive Guidance
Plan and implement hands‑on activities that develop positive self‑esteem.Plan and implement hands‑on activities that develop social skills.Plan and implement culturally diverse experiences.Promote the use of positive guidance techniques.Provide a wide variety of creative/expressive activities.Establish routines with smooth transition periods.Encourage children to be independent in decision making and self‑care (dressing, toileting, etc.).Greet children upon arrival and departure.Show each child affection and attention daily.Encourage children to problem solve and discover.Help children work out problems by encouraging them to talk about their feelings (anger, sadness, fear, etc.) and express them appropriately.Must be willing to work with special‑needs children and families.Establishes Positive and Productive Relationships with Families
Greet parents and other visitors with a smile and friendly manner.Take time to explain classroom activities and projects to parents.Provide verbal and/or written communication to parents daily regarding child’s activities.Relate assessment information to parents and offer support for dealing with children at different developmental stages.Plan and conduct home and/or personal visits.Promote communication with parents through Procare, progress notes, monthly newsletters, and parent conferences.Provide a variety of ways that families can participate in the program and encourage family engagement.Maintain a Commitment to
ProfessionalismAttend staff and parent leadership meetings.Attend conferences and in‑service training.Make observable use of knowledge gained from conferences and courses.Share new ideas and skills with other staff members.Promote the Agency’s philosophy and educational objectives.Report to the Center Director before workday begins when planning to be absent.Maintain a good attendance record.Report to classroom according to schedule.Follow center rules regarding breaks, telephones, maintain timecard, etc.Demonstrate proficiency in required job skills and knowledge.Exhibit ability to learn and apply…
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