WAC 170-296A-4400 WAC 170-295-2010 170-300-0345 (2) The licensee must have a What types of play materials, Supervising children. method on exit doors to alert the equipment and activities must I (1) An early learning licensee or staff when an exit door provide for the children? provider must not allow is opened. The licensee may use a You must: any person other than chime, bell, alarm, or other device (3) You must ensure the lesson a child’s parent or as an alert method. plan, daily schedule of events, guardian to have 170-296A-4875 available toys and equipment unsupervised access to Pets or other animals interacting contains a range of learning a child in care unless with children. experiences to allow each child the authorized and cleared The licensee: opportunity to: by the department. (1) Or primary staff person must (a) Gain self-esteem, “Unsupervised access” directly supervise, or instruct staff self-control, and has the same meaning to directly supervise children decision-making abilities; here as in chapter preschool age and younger when (b) Develop socially, emotionally, WAC. For the the children are interacting with intellectually, and physically; purposes of this pets or other animals. (d) Experiment, create, and section, individuals 170-296A-4925 explore. authorized and cleared Licensed outdoor space (6) Maintain staff-to-child ratios and to have unsupervised (3) When the licensed outdoor play group size during transitions from access include: space is not adjacent to the home one activity to another during the (a) Providers the licensee must: day authorized by the (a) Identify and use a department in 170-295-2030 safe route to and from the licensed chapter 170-06 How should staff interact with outdoor space that is approved by WAC; children? the department; and (b) A government To facilitate interactions between (b) Supervise the children representative the staff and children that are at all times when passing between including nurturing, respectful, supportive and the licensed outdoor space and the emergency responsive, you must: home. responders who (2) Support the child's 170-296A-5750 has specific and development in understanding Supervising Children verifiable themselves and others by assisting (1)The licensee must provide authority for
WAC 170-296A-4400 (2) The licensee must have a method on exit doors to alert the licensee or staff when an exit door is opened. The licensee may use a chime, bell, alarm, or other device as an alert method. 170-296A-4875 Pets or other animals interacting with children. The licensee: (1) Or primary staff person must directly supervise, or instruct staff to directly supervise children preschool age and younger when the children are interacting with pets or other animals. 170-296A-4925 Licensed outdoor space (3) When the licensed outdoor play space is not adjacent to the home the licensee must: (a) Identify and use a safe route to and from the licensed outdoor space that is approved by the department; and (b) Supervise the children at all times when passing between the licensed outdoor space and the home. 170-296A-5750 Supervising Children (1)The licensee must provide WAC 170-295-2010 What types of play materials, equipment and activities must I provide for the children? You must: (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: (a) Gain self-esteem, self-control, and decision-making abilities; (b) Develop socially, emotionally, intellectually, and physically; (d) Experiment, create, and explore. (6) Maintain staff-to-child ratios and group size during transitions from one activity to another during the day 170-295-2030 How should staff interact with children? To facilitate interactions between the staff and children that are nurturing, respectful, supportive and responsive, you must: (2) Support the child's development in understanding themselves and others by assisting 170-300-0345 Supervising children. (1) An early learning provider must not allow any person other than a child’s parent or guardian to have unsupervised access to a child in care unless authorized and cleared by the department. “Unsupervised access” has the same meaning here as in chapter WAC. For the purposes of this section, individuals authorized and cleared to have unsupervised access include: (a) Providers authorized by the department in chapter 170-06 WAC; (b) A government representative including emergency responders who has specific and verifiable authority for
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