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It needs to be something simple but fun to teach like 3rd graders the basics of first aid??? Any ideas where I could find such an activity?
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I'm trying to teach a couple Kids (ages 2-10) some basic First Aid over the summer months. I'm trying to find some activities to do for them (coloring pages, arts and crafts, etc). I googled for the last 2 hours, but couldn't really find anything special. Any ideas on what to do or where I can find something?
Dig up some old dolls and use them for fixing up again. Broken bones, scrapes, cuts etc. Use ketchup, splints, bandages, eye patches etc.
I am teaching a Heat and Cold Injury Lesson at my Saint John Ambulance branch. I need ideas for activities and they half to help with the learning of heat and cold injuries. The age is 10 - 19 the older kids don't mind doing younger kid stuff so anything really works. Thanks for the help!
Have them prepare skits working in pairs or trios showing how to care for first, second and third degree burns, how to identify and treat frostbite, how to treat sunburn and sunstroke.
OK this is my first time babysitting and I don't know much about her. I know her mom from volleyball.(the bar next door holds it every summer) She is 3 1/2 years old. i am 12 1/2 quarters and very mature for my age. for Halloween i took a bunch of kids trick or treating and it went well, they loved me. ^_^ i was just wondering like things to bring or activities. i am trained in first aid and CPR for adults and children.
any reply's welcome! =3
I have a three year old little girl who loves to read books, play puzzles, color, dance around and just be silly. She likes to pretend she is things and use her imagination as well us playing in her play kitchen. I hope it goes well!
- My name is Brooke *. I am 14, soon to be 15
- I have 3 years of babysitting experience
- Prefer to baby-sit children 10 months-10 years
- Live locally in *
- I am trustworthy, honest, reliable, loyal, responsible, and a great, loving babysitter
- Have general knowledge through a special class in school in first aid, CPR, and babysitting (infants and children) and will be certified in the future.
- Call me to see when I am available.
- Negotiable on the price per hour (depends on how many children)
- Pet friendly
- Will give 100% full attention to your kids.
- Will also bring small, non-messy activities for the children
- Will do small house work (cleaning, dog walking, and cook simple meals)
- I am willing to work anywhere in the* area (local)
- My mother is a nursery school teacher at * (Margo )
Contact me for more information or questions at…
Home:
Cell:
Email:
I look forward to hear from you!Have a good and safe summer!
I think it is very comprehensive.
Your mother being a teacher is irrelevant. It is also obvious that they call to see when you are available.
Make sure you use some good fonts and highlight some of the information. Reading it like this is really wordy. If I saw your flyer like that... I would have quit reading it half way.
Highlight your name, experience, location (but I'm sure where your fliyers are handed out are part of your location), Trustworthy, firstaid and CPR and your contact info.
I would not have I am 14, soon to be 15. That sound very unprofessional. The flyers you pring while you are 14.. say 14.. and the ones 15... say 15. "Soon to be 15" definitely sounds like what a kid would say. Little kids are always saying that they are 12 and a half... and such. Really, it does not matter. You don't hear adults saying that they are 45 and a half.
Also, if you have where you are willing to work, you dont' need to tell them where you currently live.
I hope that helps.
Make sure that you have a professional sounding e-mail. Make a new one if in doubt. I just want to make sure because your current screen name is "Yo Moma". If you e-mail is that type of thing, get a new one.
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The summer activities cover arts and crafts, etiquette lessons, Arabic script lessons on three types of Calligraphy (Al Naseh, Al Diwani, and Al Riqqah), Holy Quran lessons, stamp exhibitions, and workshops on first aid, gardening, fine arts,
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Free on-site parking is available — A Babysitting Class for children ages 11 and above will be given from 8:30 am-3 pm June 27. Learn first aid, how to handle emergencies and child care. Class completion certificate will be issued. Cost is $70. Buffalo Grove calendar - June 27all 3 news articles »Evening Observer - Jun 28, 2011
Ratios are significantly lower for special events and water activities. All staff are first aid trained; lifeguards are New York state certified. In addition, all staff will have had camp orientation and training prior to camp opening.