Employee Information
What must all leaders wear while working to be easily identified?
Staff Shirts
What should leaders do to ensure children are safe at all times?
Supervise children and lead activities.
What is one of the most important aspects of a successful program?
Organization.
What should staff do for minor injuries like cuts and scrapes?
Administer first aid, clean the area, and apply a bandage.
What is essential for a smoothly running program?
Open and frequent communication
What type of shoes are required for leaders to wear?
Close-toed, fully covering the foot. (Tennis or rubber-soled shoes recommended!)
What is the "rule of 3" in supervision?
Two youths and one leader or two leaders and one youth.
What should leaders do to take care of themselves before the day starts?
Ensure they have clean clothes, plenty of sleep, a full water bottle, and packed snacks/lunch.
What should be done if a child has a fever of 100 degrees or higher?
The child should not attend the program until they have been fever-free for 24 hours.
What should leaders do if they need to leave their group?
Communicate with other leaders to ensure supervision is maintained
What is prohibited regarding personal phone use during work hours?
Using cellular phones, including for picture taking, and making personal calls/texts unless on a lunch break.
What should leaders do before large group activities?
Gather the group and provide direction regarding boundaries/seating and behavior expectations.
What should leaders do to prepare for the day's activities?
Have a schedule, registration supplies, prepped crafts, and accessible materials.
What should leaders do if a child has a major injury like a broken bone?
Call 911, notify the Senior Recreation Leader, and stay with the child.
What must be done for each camper at the start and end of the day?
Sign in and out by a parent or designated driver
How many absences without prior approval can result in disciplinary action?
Two absences.
What should leaders avoid discussing in front of campers and parents?
Confidential issues about campers, parents, or other leaders.
How should leaders present new activities to campers?
Away from distractions, using age-appropriate language, and demonstrating the activity.
What should be done if a child has head lice?
The child may not return until they are free of lice and nits.
What should leaders do to create a positive environment for parents?
Learn parents' names and greet them and their child every day
What is the consequence of arriving at work without a staff shirt?
Sent home to get one and not paid for that time.
What is the importance of setting an example for children?
Leaders set the standard for children's conduct.
What is a key component of good group management and avoiding discipline issues?
Positive feedback.
What should leaders do if a child has an allergic reaction?
Notify the Senior Recreation Leader and administer an Epi-pen if necessary.
Who should leaders contact if they have questions about day-to-day operations?
The Senior Recreation Leader