Level 1 — Welcoming a child on their first day
Reassuring new children and introducing them to the kindergarten.
Welcome a shy child on her first day at nursery.
Cheerfully introducing a child to their new kindergarten environment.
Encourage a shy child to join and play with other children.
Level 2 — Teaching a simple concept in a fun way
Teaching colors, counting and stories with energy and enthusiasm.
Teach children colors with fun and energy.
Teaching children how to count using a song or a game.
Tell a short story to children in a way that captures their attention.
Level 3 — Managing an energetic child's behavior
Channeling excess energy and fairly resolving disputes during play.
Manage the behavior of a very active child during a group activity.
Resolving a simple dispute over a toy between two children.
Direct a child's excessive energy into a useful activity instead of chaos.
Level 4 — Handling a child's crying or fear
Calming children and supporting them emotionally with tenderness and patience.
Calm down a child who suddenly started crying for no apparent reason.
Handling a child's fear of a loud noise or something specific in the classroom.
Support a child who feels excluded from group play.
Level 5 — Talking with parents about the child's development
Giving honest, balanced reports and suggesting support at home.
Talk to a mother who is concerned about her daughter's social development.
Giving a mother a balanced overview of her daughter's development.
Suggest simple activities to the mother that support her child's development at home.