Children are active in activities and often sweat a lot. If the sweat is not dried in time, it is easy to cause a cold if it is covered by the child's body temperature or blown dry by the wind. Therefore, teachers or parents should carry some dry towels or underwear with them to help children dry their sweat or change clothes in time.
Parents usually prepare some food and snacks for their children during the spring outing. Some foods are not suitable for children to carry, such as jelly and candied fruit. Children will choke when they eat them carelessly. Cream-filled snacks are easy to go bad, bananas are easy to cover, and they are not suitable for carrying.
It is suggested that you can properly prepare a few bottles of water, a proper amount of buns or cakes, and delicious small fruits.
Children are always excited when they see flowers and green grass. When they are excited, they will inevitably dance, so they will inevitably get hurt. Therefore, parents or teachers must remember to bring a few bottles of Yunnan Baiyao, Band-Aids and other trauma drugs when their children go on a spring outing. Note that these drugs should not be given to children for their own use. At the same time, if the child has some uncomfortable symptoms, be sure to remember to bring some common medicines that suit the right medicine according to the doctor's advice in advance.
However, if children get carsick, parents can give them some carsick medicine before going out. But don't give drugs to children without authorization. Teachers should also pay attention to arranging children who are prone to carsickness to sit in the front row.
Teachers educate children about the safety of spring outing activities to enhance their safety awareness and self-protection awareness. Parents should also tell their children to pay attention to safety during the journey, not to get separated at will, and not to play some hidden games.
Teachers should pay attention to the surrounding environment of the activity venue and remind children to pay attention to the height of their feet. Especially in some artificial natural caves and forests, teachers should pay special attention to them because of the dark light and uneven ground. Remind children to pay attention to the height of their feet, don't lie on the railing, don't climb rockeries, etc. Parents should keep a distance from their children and don't run, push or fall behind. When traveling, teachers should always remember to count the number of people.
The way out lies in study and education.
Many animals or plants and cultural landscapes are new to children, so teachers or parents can educate their children. Spring outing can cultivate children's spirit of unity and cooperation, and traveling together can help children enhance friendship. Children and parents are also reminded to take care of flowers and plants and not to litter.