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Post by Cheryl Hidalgo on Dec 7, 2016 20:04:26 GMT -8
What makes an indoor environment safe is making sure you have enough storage space to put away toys, games, and indoor play equipment. Making sure that things that should be locked are locked at all times such as cabinets that may contain hazard materials and cleaning materials.
What makes an outdoor environment safe is that the play is secured and you have consent supervision. All playground equipment is kept up and if anything is broken it should be sealed off so kids can't get to it.
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Post by Emily Savage on Dec 8, 2016 12:31:45 GMT -8
Everything is clean and there's no where for a child to get hurt.
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Post by Antona on Dec 9, 2016 12:02:18 GMT -8
INDOOR toys should be cleaned and tidied up when toys are not in use. insuring that tables are cleaned properly for all meal times or after sensory play messes. Its important to keep age appropriate toys for each age group. OUTDOOR toys are kept dry or maintained so that children are not injured because of slipping and they are kept dry. insuring that climbing toys have a 6 feet 9 in deep barrier. keeping teachers spread around the yard that visibility is happening at all times. insuring if children are playing in sensory areas that they are not putting the material into their mouths.
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Post by Kenya Adams on Dec 11, 2016 12:58:51 GMT -8
What makes a safe indoor environment for young children? A safe outdoor environment for young children?
what makes both indoor and outdoor environments safe for children is to make sure there are no random objects so doing a sweep of the indoor and outdoor playing area. Also giving clear instructions of what is available to the child. providing age appropriate materials. There are accessible chemicals available for the children to see.
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Post by irina Negrean on Dec 16, 2016 0:13:55 GMT -8
What makes an indoor environment safe is not having a room to over crowded with equipment and toys to the point where there's not enough safe room to walk around. Making sure you have adequate enough storage space to put away toys, games, and indoor play equipment. Making sure that things that should be locked are locked at all times such as cabinets that may contain hazard materials and cleaning materials.
What makes an outdoor environment safe is that the play is well secured and you have adequate amount of supervision. All playground equipment is kept up and if anything is broken it should be sealed off so kids can't get to it.
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Post by jennifer on Dec 16, 2016 15:17:15 GMT -8
cleaned organized.
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Post by Lexi on Dec 27, 2016 20:59:43 GMT -8
A safe outdoor environment includes a place where the care providers can supervise at all time and that the equipment meets all of the standards.
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Post by ellin on Dec 30, 2016 13:31:37 GMT -8
a safe indoor and outdoor environments are free of all hazards such as things to trip on or materials that could cause harm. they also meet all safety standards. They must have age appropriate play things, be clean, and in good repair.
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Post by Marcela Arenas on Dec 30, 2016 13:32:28 GMT -8
Indoors: cleanliness, proper storage of chemical, proper storage of medicine and hazardous objects. Outdoors: fenced play area, locked gates, appropriate play structures and first aid kit availability.
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Post by Jordan on Dec 31, 2016 22:42:36 GMT -8
Indoor environments shouldn't have sharp edges on tables or counters, the plug-ins should be covered or have things placed in front of them (especially in toddler rooms), the toys/tables/and chairs should be sanitized regularly, there should be proper lighting, age appropriate toys (i.e. no small parts for infants or toddlers), and there should always be the correct ratios of student to teachers for each age group.
Outdoor environments should be enclosed with few places where teachers cannot see children, the plants should be non toxic, the play structures should be structurally sound, there should be places to sit down and easy access to cover should there be inclement weather, and again the correct student teacher ratios.
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