PLAY
play is
An activity that is done for enjoyment, amusement or recreation
physical care skills are
bathing
skin/hair care
nappy changing
teeth
what does the term safeguarding mean?
Protecting people from harm, abuse, and neglect.
Why is it important to wash your hands?
To stop the spread of germs
What is autism?
A condition that affects how people communicate and interact with others.
forms of play
physical imaginative soicla creative
a way to soothe a crying baby
rocking or swaddling
Who does safeguarding protect?
Children, young people, and vulnerable adults.
Why is it important to cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze?
To stop germs from spreading.
True or False: All autistic people are the same.
False – every autistic person is different
activities which support cognitive development
puzzles blocks imaginative play dressing up painting
a nappy needs changing when?
it is heavy or smells
True or False: Only teachers are responsible for safeguarding.
False – everyone has a responsibility.
What is a risk?
Something that could cause harm.
Can autism be seen by looking at someone?
No – it is not something you can see.
how does play support emtional wellbeing?
It is an outlet for stress, children can process and act out emotions and feelings
safest way for babies to sleep
on their backs
True or False: Abuse always leaves physical marks.
False – some abuse is emotional or hidden.
Why do we do risk assessments?
To find and reduce dangers
What is a visual schedule?
A set of pictures that shows what will happen during the day.
stages of play
unoccupied solitary onlooker parallel associative cooperative
safest water temperature for a babys bath
37-38 oc
What should you do if a child tells you they are being hurt?
Stay calm, listen, and report it – don’t promise to keep it secret report it to the DSL
What should you do after giving first aid?
Record it and inform parents or carers.
What is one benefit of using routines in learning?
It helps children feel safe and know what to expect.