Able to recognize patterns and scaffold these patterns with child  
Listens to others and follows directions  
Able to perform both methods of 5 finger check  
Demonstrates problem solving abilities  
Asks for help (initiates communication)  
Shows initiative  
Able to advocate for self and child  
Attitudes  
Respects other people and materials  
Confidence in advocating for themselves and child  
Confidence in setting goals  
Confidence in communicating with peers, staff and other children  
Respects child’s and own multiple intelligences  
Appreciates importance of gearing their “teaching time” to child’s preferred learning style  
Appreciates how important music is to literacy skill development  
Shows pride in work (self-confidence)  
Feels that math is fun; not scary  
Appreciates what can be done in the bathtub to enhance literacy skill development  
Appreciates the importance of non-literary environmental print as a learning tool  
Appreciates that exposure of child to many experiences will expand literacy skills  
Believes money does not have to be a barrier to learning  
Embraces the belief that they are child’s first teacher