Workplace Reflections 1.1: CamBay 2025 by

Routine and structure

2025-11-12 17:36:38 UTC

I find routine and structure benefits children in many ways.

It helps them remember the routines we have in the Daycare such as circle time, we sit on animal mats, and snack/lunch we always change diapers then wash hands before eating.

Shalyne

Routine and structure

2025-11-12 17:47:41 UTC

i find routine and structure benefits children in many ways. It helps them remember the routines we have in preschool such as playtime,worksheets,free play and line up to wash our hands for snack time and we will have a circle time before it is home time.

Michelle

Routine and Structure

2025-11-12 20:12:36 UTC

I find when the children is on routine and structure, they have an understanding of things are done at a certain time. They have a routine at bedtime, like snack, bath and brush teeth, and read a book to go to sleep. During the day, you have time slots to do certain activities. When they follow these they get in routine and as they grow they know certain times are for certain things.

Colleen

Routine and Structure

2025-11-12 20:26:30 UTC

Having routine and structure gives the children an understanding of their daily activities during the day/week. This teaches them from infants/toddlers/preschool and getting them ready for when they transition into Kindergarten.

Collette

How do routine and structure and routine benefit children?

2025-11-12 20:26:54 UTC

Building a healthy and stable routine by setting up a schedule to follow on a daily basis. Also, how to organize the classroom for our children, by taking pictures of objects and toys and place them on the shelves, making it easier for them to put away in a neat way and as to where they belong.

Also, know when it is time to switch activities, have a bell going at every end of each session’s.

Megan

Routine & Structure

2025-11-12 20:45:43 UTC

I find that routine and structure benefits children in many ways. Routine and structure benefit children by providing a sense of security and helping with self regulation. Having a routine for the children gets them familiar with what is going on as in they are understanding their daily activities during the day/week

-Ada Carter

Routine and structure

2025-11-12 23:27:55 UTC

I find routine and structure helps the children learn to get use to before transferring to another classroom, Circle time, meal times , washing hands, there activities

-Camillia

How do routine and structure benefit children? Explain your answer using two examples

2025-11-13 06:44:29 UTC

Having a routine and structure benefit the child in many ways, it provides the child a sense of security & independence.

Fostering healthy habits like washing hands before & after snack time, tiding up when it’s time to move to another subject.

-Jocelyn

How do routine and structure benefit children?

2025-11-18 04:43:28 UTC

I find routine and structure helps benefits the children in many ways , it learns them to remember routines like washing hands before snack and quiet time after lunch . Routine and structure helps them grow from infants to toddlers to preschoolers ,

-Madeline