Today, I dressed beautifully and came to kindergarten happily, but Teacher Chen gave her an interesting look. This expression puzzled Jia Jia a little: What did I do wrong? It turns out that Jia Jia has long hair today, which really goes well with her clothes, but it will have health hazards when holding the baby and preparing food for the child. As an intern, Jia Jia should learn correct knowledge and standardized operation.

As a kindergarten staff, we should not only create a comfortable, clean and tidy environment for children, but also create a comfortable psychological atmosphere for children. When children come to kindergarten every morning, it means the beginning of a day's collective life. Do a good job of morning reception every day, so that children will feel cordial and relaxed when they arrive at kindergarten.

First of all, do your own health care.

Kindergarten teachers should wear comfortable and light clothes in order to participate in children's activities and care for and caress children; Faculty and staff should not wear rings, hairpins and other jewelry that is easy to hurt children; Don't wear fancy clothes, high heels, short skirts, and don't dye exaggerated hair. Every gesture and action of the staff will cause children to imitate, so we should dress generously and guide children to establish a good aesthetic view.

Second, keep a good mood.

Teachers should greet the arrival of children with smiles, caresses and hugs, and communicate with children with acceptable language, intonation and speed, so that children can fall in love with kindergartens. Communicate briefly with parents, truthfully tell parents what teachers have observed about their children's performance, and strive for parents' cooperation. When children come to the garden, we should pay attention to every child, record the parents' requirements one by one, and not ignore any child.

Third, prepare for young children.

(a) the whole dress

Guide children to take off their coats according to the temperature, help them take off their coats when they are younger, and take them off by themselves when they are older. Guide children to fold their coats, put them in designated places or hang them up (kindergartens will prepare a fixed place for children to put their personal things, and each child's small drawer has special marks, and the staff union will guide children to know their own small drawers), so that they can know their own clothes. Children will wear scarves, gloves and other items in winter, so remind them not to forget when they leave the garden. Lead the children to make their favorite icons and stick them on the small cabinet to remind them to tidy up their clothes at all times.