For Georgia child care centers
Weekly lesson plans with GELDS codes already on them — in 15 minutes, not 2 hours.
Your teacher picks a theme on Friday afternoon and prints a plan that carries every component DECAL asks for.
Week of Aug 17
Community Helpers
- MonFeelings & Friends
Morning circle: meet a helper
- TueMoving & Growing
Building blocks: our town
- WedTalking & Reading
Story time: whose truck is this?
- ThuHow They Learn
Art: community mural
- FriThinking & Learning
How do helpers get to work?
Three steps, every Friday
Next week starts as a copy of this week, never as a blank grid. Change the theme and keep what worked.
Pick from a library written for your age band. The GELDS codes attach behind the scenes — your teacher never types one.
One page per week, codes next to every activity, ready for the wall and for the monitoring binder.
The new teacher isn’t starting from zero
When a child moves from Toddler 2 to Pre-K in August, everything known about her moves with her: how to say her name, what she can’t eat, who can pick her up, what she’s working on, and what the last teacher wished someone had told her. One page. The teacher who had her signs it off after the move, not in a hallway.
Sample passport page
Amara — uh-MAR-uh
- Can't havePeanuts, tree nuts
- PickupGrandmother, Thursdays only
- Working onCounting to 20, sharing turns
- From her last teacherLoves the sensory bin — starts there most mornings
What you can count on
- Your center owns its data. One click exports all of it, forms and photos included.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest, photos included. No public buckets.
- Children never get accounts.
- A teacher can only see her own rooms — enforced in the database, not just the screen.
- A missing immunization form never blocks a child from being enrolled.
- Nothing is sold, and nothing is used to train anyone else’s model.