Outdoor times; Large and small muscle and activities; and Weight #1 If applicable, Indoor and outdoor play. overnight care. A daily activity schedule must be Evidence of daily (3) You must ensure the lesson plan, daily available for department review and activities may be schedule of events, available toys and include, when applicable: shared or equipment contains a range of learning General timelines for demonstrated experiences to allow each child the activities that meeting the through: opportunity to: following requirements: Display; Gain self-esteem, (i) Full-day programs Writing; or self-control, must provide children A checklist. and decision-making daily morning and WAC 170-296A-5125 abilities; afternoon active outdoor Develop socially, play time for not less than The licensee emotionally, intellectually, 60 minutes daily for or staff must and physically; infants and toddlers, and provide outdoor Learn about nutrition, 90 minutes daily for activities at least health, and person safety; children preschool age thirty minutes and and older. each day unless Experiment, create, and (ii) Part-day programs conditions pose explore. must provide a minimum a health and (4) Post the daily schedule and lesson plan of: safety risk to the in each room for easy reference by parents 20 minutes of children. and by caregivers; active outdoor (5) Keep the daily schedule of events and play time for lesson plans for the past six months on site each 3 hours of for Inspection; programming (8) Ensure the center’s program affords the for infants(as child daily opportunities for small and large tolerated) and muscle activities, outdoor play, and toddlers; and exposure to language development and 30 minutes of books, and active outdoor (9) Afford staff classroom planning time play time for
Outdoor times; and If applicable, overnight care. Evidence of daily activities may be shared or demonstrated through: Display; Writing; or A checklist. WAC 170-296A-5125 The licensee or staff must provide outdoor activities at least thirty minutes each day unless conditions pose a health and safety risk to the children. Large and small muscle activities; and Indoor and outdoor play. (3) You must ensure the lesson plan, daily schedule of events, available toys and equipment contains a range of learning experiences to allow each child the opportunity to: Gain self-esteem, self-control, and decision-making abilities; Develop socially, emotionally, intellectually, and physically; Learn about nutrition, health, and person safety; and Experiment, create, and explore. (4) Post the daily schedule and lesson plan in each room for easy reference by parents and by caregivers; (5) Keep the daily schedule of events and lesson plans for the past six months on site for Inspection; (8) Ensure the center’s program affords the child daily opportunities for small and large muscle activities, outdoor play, and exposure to language development and books, and (9) Afford staff classroom planning time Weight #1 A daily activity schedule must be available for department review and include, when applicable: General timelines for activities that meeting the following requirements: (i) Full-day programs must provide children daily morning and afternoon active outdoor play time for not less than 60 minutes daily for infants and toddlers, and 90 minutes daily for children preschool age and older. (ii) Part-day programs must provide a minimum of: 20 minutes of active outdoor play time for each 3 hours of programming for infants(as tolerated) and toddlers; and 30 minutes of active outdoor play time for
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