26 Tex. Admin. Code § 744.2005 - What written activity plans must caregivers follow?
(a) For programs with a child whom you
anticipate to be in care for five or more consecutive hours in a day, you must
have a written activity plan that complies with §744.2002 of this division
(relating to What additional activities must caregivers provide when a child is
in care for more than five consecutive hours in a day?) and
§744.2003(1)(C) of this division (relating to What are the additional
requirements if my operation cares for a child under the age of
five?)
(b) A written activity plan
must:
(1) Identify the age group the activity
plan is designed for and list the dates (daily, weekly, or monthly) the plan
covers;
(2) Outline the daily
routines and specific activities for each group and the approximate times those
activities will occur;
(3) Be
followed by the caregiver or caregivers responsible for the relevant group of
children; and
(4) Be inclusive for
all children in the group regardless of special care needs.
(c) A written activity plan may
include one or more screen time activities specified in §744.2007 of this
division (relating to May I use a screen time activity with a child?), if you
also include alternative activities for children who do not want to
participate.
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