Homeschool teacher jobs in Port Angeles, WA

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I'm looking for a caregiver for my 8-year-old son, O. The ideal candidate would be willing to learn how to work with a joyful child who has physical disabilities. This entails transfers from wheelchair to equipment and tasks of daily living. I can teach you everything you'd need to know. You'd be hired on with our caregiving agency that pays $17/hr starting and then we'd pay $5/hr on top of that. O has a great sense of humor, adores his friends, and loves strolls through the woods, swinging in the hammock and reading books. We're a laid back family that loves nature and being outdoors. Our schedule is flexible and can work around whatever days/hours you have available.

I am a special education teacher at elementary, and my husband does IT work. We have one son and no pets. Our son is sweet and easily bonded to his caregivers. Unfortunately, our in-home daycare he attends is shutting down abruptly, leaving us high and dry in terms of care. While the summer could be more flexible as I would be out of school, I would be willing to pay you for five days a week throughout until we get to the start of school. During the school year, I would need care four days a week. I would compensate for five, however. My goal is to find personal, dedicated, long-term care for my child.

We need someone to assist our growing book enthusiast in his morning activities: reading, playtime in the yard, snacks, and more reading. My spouse and I are juggling my clinical rotations with his work day, and an in home babysitter is the perfect compromise to our busy schedule this next year. Husband will leave for work around 8 and be back by noon. Little one currently has a nap about 9 (this nap will drop in the coming months as he develops), snack time, playtime, and then lunch! We have practiced elimination communication and would love if you'd be willing to keep this practice whilst in home. Little one is shy, loves his books and kitty, and will play in the sandbox all day if you let him. Our ideal caregiver: Gentle, dependable and flexible caregiver with a love for backyard time and toys. Willing to learn our little ones routine and teach him as he grows!. Additional needs include being comfortable with pets, having a reliable car, a non-smoker. Looking for care Thursdays (8am-12pm), Fridays (8am-12pm). My schedule may vary.

My husband and I will be looking for in home care Mon.-Thurs. starting in mid August. We would prefer an experienced sitter. Our sweet, baby girl will be 10 months old by that time. I am a third grade teacher and my husband is in construction so we will need care from about 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. We also have a black lab named Bo who will need to be let outside from time to time.

My son is 9 and this is his first full year of school. He is diagnosed with ADHD and shows some dyslexic tendencies. I would really like to get him some more professional help specifically in reading, but his handwriting also is something that he struggles with. Math is easier for him but now he's getting into having to read more to understand the math problems. The schools are a bit overloaded I think so even know I have asked for extra help there is only so much they can do I guess. He has also sort of started to say things here and there that show he is lacking confidence and I don't want that to continue for him.

It didn't ask anywhere for how many children there are two an 11-year-old and a 5-year-old. The 11-year-old has an attention problem and the5-year-old I would like to see get started she's also has attention put not all the time. Is in a preschool right now two days a week just started this year possibly.

Specifically homeschooling, four hours once a week

Hi ^_^ our son is neuro divergent and has processing issues. We have had him in several online programs and have attempted to homeschool. He has not mastered basic reading no matter what. Due to our financial issues - my husband and I work between 10 and 16 hours a day and just cannot carve out the time he needs to help him. We haven't felt comfortable enrolling him in school because he hasn't had opportunities socially and struggles with being in new places. Covid came at the worst time on that front. We feel like that window would have been great for introducing public school - but yeah. No dice. Brass tacks - we are concerned he could get lost and wander off of school ground. He is incredibly kind and thoughtful and follows directions to the best of his abilities. We hope if we can get him over this hurdle- we can move toward publicschool