Step 1: Research and familiarize yourself with the kindergarten curriculum and teaching strategies.
Step 2: Obtain any necessary certifications or licenses required for substitute teaching in your area.
Step 3: Apply to work as a substitute teacher at local schools or through a substitute teaching agency.
Step 4: Accept a kindergarten class assignment.
Step 5: Review the lesson plan provided by the regular teacher before the day of your assignment.
Step 6: Gather materials needed for the day’s activities, such as craft supplies, books, or educational games.
Step 7: Arrive at the school early to set up the classroom before students arrive.
Step 8: Meet with other teachers or staff members who will be working with you to discuss routines and expectations.
Step 9: Review any relevant information about students’ individual needs and accommodations.
Step 10: Organize materials for the day into easy-to-follow bins or containers.
Step 11: Write your name on the board and introduce yourself to students as they arrive.
Step 12: DSPremium_STARTCACCCCAReview morning routines with students, such as putting away backpacks and hanging up coats.
Step 13: Begin the day with a morning circle or meeting to build rapport with students.
