Melissa Gray

Dedicated early childhood educator with 6 years of teaching experience in Jamaica and current experience supporting young children in a classroom setting in Florida. Passionate about creating safe, nurturing, developmentally appropriate learning environments where children can learn through play, exploration, routines, and positive relationships. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Child Studies at Post University with coursework in early childhood education, psychology, college writing, and professional communication.

Early Childhood Educator (Present)

• Provide daily care, supervision, and age-appropriate learning experiences for young children.
• Plan and support hands-on activities involving literacy, blocks, dramatic play, art, music, movement, and outdoor play.
• Communicate professionally with families through daily updates, classroom posts, and health or developmental observations.
• Maintain a warm, organized classroom environment that supports social-emotional development, independence, and positive behavior.
• Observe children's needs and communicate concerns appropriately while following classroom health and safety procedures.

Early Childhood Teacher

6 years of experience

• Taught and cared for young children while supporting their cognitive, social, emotional, language, and physical development.
• Prepared engaging classroom activities and encouraged learning through play and exploration.
• Built positive relationships with children and families and maintained a supportive classroom community.
• Supported daily routines, classroom organization, behavior guidance, and child supervision.

Bachelor of Science in Child Studies – Post University