Summer Camps Protection, Leraning and Fun!

Second part/Have fun with soap!
Show that washing hands is fun through the use of colourful child friendly soap dispensers and a foaming 
soap - children of all ages love to play with bubbles! If we teach our children that good hand hygiene is 
fun then it will develop from being a game into normal behaviour.
Break/Time to go 
home.
Refreshment/Snacks: Ensuring that all refreshments are healthy and fresh
Ending day activity
13.00- 13.15
A song 
A very short game, etc.
It is important to finish the day with a warm up/energizer activity for all children, so this way they will 
have a good feeling from the day. 
Very important: 
1. Each activity should have the name of the person responsible for the organization and progress of the activity.
2. Make sure that games are appropriate to the age group of children and capacity in particular for those who have limited abilities.
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SUMMER CAMPS GUIDELINE
In case of emergency, a well-stocked first aid kit could be a lifesaver. Whether you buy a first aid kit or put one together, make sure it has all the items you may need. 
Remember to include any personal items, such as medications and emergency phone numbers, or other items suggested by your doctor. It is also very important that you 
check the kit regularly and the expiration dates of each item in order to replace out-of-date contents. Make sure the flashlight batteries work. Store your first aid kit in a 
secure place out of the reach of young children.
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First-aid manual
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Sterile gauze
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Adhesive tape
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Adhesive bandages in several sizes
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Elastic bandage
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Antiseptic wipes
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Antibiotic cream (triple-antibiotic ointment)
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Antiseptic solution (such as hydrogen peroxide)
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Prescription medications (if the child/adult is given these by the family doctor)
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Soap and/or Antibacterial hand cleanser (gel or lotion)
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Thermometer
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Children’s paracetamol
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Tweezers
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Sharp scissors
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Safety pins
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Disposable instant cold packs
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Calamine lotion - an antipruritic (anti-itching agent) to treat mild pruritic conditions
such as sunburn, eczema, rashes, poison ivy, and insect bites and stings
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Alcohol wipes or ethyl alcohol
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Plastic gloves (at least two pairs)
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Flashlight and extra batteries
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Mouthpiece for giving CPR (can be obtained from your local Red Cross)
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Blanket (stored nearby)
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List of emergency phone numbers