Outings
On any outing, these are what should be the main focus of your attention.
What are the clients in your grouping?
(Bonus: potential dangers)
This should be done when a client refuses to participate in an activity.
What is encouraging them to the best of your ability or suggest another activity that they would enjoy instead?
The type of activity a staff could plan for their Activity of the Week?
What is any activity that is not an inning/outing?
This is where staff eat during snack and lunch.
What is the cafeteria with their clients?
This is when staff should complete their cleaning duties.
What is at least once a day or when needed?
This is the main object you must remind your clients to take with them on any outing.
What is their water bottle?
Do this when one of your clients becomes upset.
What is redirecting them with activities or things they enjoy?
Do this if your clients become too tired or overheat during an activity.
What is take a water break and sit by one of the fans?
This is the first thing staff should do at lunch.
What is wait their turn to use the microwave, then prepare their clients lunches, if necessary?
This is the first and most important activity of each day.
What is morning exercises?
Every staff must wear this every camp day, especially on outings (Unless it is a theme day).
What is their staff shirt?
Do this when one of your clients becomes overwhelmed.
What is taking them to a quiet area and giving them space from others?
Do this while an activity is occurring.
What is keep an eye on your clients and assist them in the activity?
Do not participate in the activity itself, unless allowed by the Coordinator/Assistant Coordinator.
Do this if a client did not bring a snack.
What is asking them if they want something from the camp snack shelf?
This is when you should start completing your cleaning duties at the end of the day.
What is when all of your clients have left?
True or False:
Staff are allowed to participate in activities in every outing, just as the clients are.
Bonus: What should staff be doing during outings?What is False?
Bonus: Staff should be assisting their clients in activities, encouraging clients to participate, and generally keep an eye on them at all times. Their safety is our first priority.
Do this if a client is becoming physically or verbally unfit towards you.
What is tell them sternly not to do/say that and inform the Coordinator/Assistant Coordinator?
Do this if you notice one of the clients cheating during an activity.
What is let the client's staff review the rules of the activity with that client and, if they are still cheating, inform the Coordinator/Assistant Coordinator?
True or False.
Staff are allowed to Door Dash to the camp if they don't have any food.
What is false?
Staff without lunch will be able to contact a family member to bring them lunch.
These are the two main purposes of the schedule.
What are to give an outline of activities to do each day and to give notes to parents regarding the weeks activities?
If a client gets injured on an outing, these are the steps that should be taken.
What are clear the area of any other clients, check to see if the injured client is okay, inform the Coordinator/Assistant Coordinator of the event, and assist the Coordinator/Assistant Coordinator with anything to help the situation?
Do this if two or more clients are fighting physically or verbally.
What is separate them into different quiet spaces, inform the Coordinator/Assistant Coordinator, and let them cool down on their own (as long as they aren't doing damage to themselves, staff members, or the property).
If there is a teamed activity, this is the team that you will be on.
What is whatever team your clients are on?
Do this if your clients are finished snack/lunch earlier than anyone else.
What is ask your clients if they want to do an activity while they wait for everyone else to finish?
Ex: Basketball, cards, colouring, etc.
This is when theme days are primarily scheduled for, due to the nature of them being half-days.
What are Fridays?