[Sophia]

Yes. For example, a safety and emergency exit procedure/plan that is posted on the wall or handwashing “instructions” like pictures.

[Jamie]

Good example of ways to include children with pictures.

[Sarah]

in any case of emergency/ unplanned event

[Emma]

Yes, those guidelines would be very useful during emergencies, accidents, or other unusual occurrences.

[Alexis]

Yes in High emotional times or events of emergency

[Kaitlyn]

Absolutely, especially in case of an emergency or an unexpected incident that may occur.

[Jiwan]

When the situation like illness, accident while playing, emergency evacuation etc.,

[AJ]

When dealing with emergencies and with handling children who are more difficult, because you don’t want to respond incorrectly and then cause unwanted accidental harm.

[Francisca]

yes when it comes to playing outside due to a more high risk of injuries it is important to explain it more profound

[Ella Christiansen]

Illness, injury, and behavioral issues. Having a guide helps to keep you on a positive track. Sometimes you need the reminders.

[Madison]

when something happens like an injury, emergency, or illness.

[Catlyn]

They are very useful. In terms of accepting children who are sick or have fever for the day. Or when they can come back to the center after they are clear from sickness.

[Kaylea]

Yes, any time there is an incident, emergency, or even if the child needs different accommodations and the teacher needs to document how the child is during class.

[Krista]

Guidance policies seem to be useful in emergency situations, but they can also be useful in daily activities. When you have a system that you can employ to guide you in how to deal with a child that is unruly and you’re at the end of your proverbial rope…it can help to avoid children being abused from harsh physical/emotional punishments.

[Jasmin]

Yes, when an accident or unexpected incident happens or in case of an emergency.

[Kenan]

Yes like when something unexpected happens like an accident or emergency