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The following is a kindergarten environmental cleaning and disinfection plan design: ##1. Cleaning the environment 1. ** Daily cleaning system ** - A system of one small sweep per day and one large sweep per week was established. It was divided into parts, fixed personnel, fixed points, and regular inspections. It was necessary to ensure that there were no weeds, broken bricks, dirt, and sewage outdoors, and that the sewers were unobstructed. There were no breeding grounds for mosquitoes and flies. 2. ** Cleaning and disinfection frequency of specific areas ** - ** Toy cabinet and toys **: Clean and disinfect once a month to keep it clean. - ** indoor air **: Keep the air circulating regularly. Open the window at least three times a day for 20 - 30 minutes each time. When the weather is fine, you can keep the air circulating all day long. Air disinfection can be carried out during the epidemic season or when necessary. - ** The toilet **: Clean it up and disinfect it regularly. Make sure there are no stains or smells. - ** Infant table, chair, bed **: Wipe once a week. - ** Children's quilts, bedsheets, pillowcases, etc. **: Wash and change regularly, keep them clean, and stack them neatly. - ** Fixed location trash can **: Disinfect and clean regularly. - ** indoor floor **: Wipe it with a disinfectant (such as 1:200 disinfectant). Wipe it clean with clean water after 30 minutes, once a day. - ** Large outdoor toys **: Spray disinfectant with a ratio of 1:50. After 30 minutes, wipe it with clean water once a day. - ** outdoor public trash can **: Disinfect with 1:50 disinfectant, three times a day. The garbage will be cleaned every day and sprayed with disinfectant. Medical masks and masks were stored in garbage cans, which were cleaned every day. After soaking the garbage with a 1:50 disinfectant, the bag was tightened for cleaning. - ** Broom, mop **: After use, soak it in a 1:200 effective disinfectant for 30 minutes, then rinse it with clean water, and put it in a well-vented place to dry, at least once a day. - ** The gate of the park **: Every morning, noon and evening, use a 1:50 disinfectant to spray and disinfect. After 30 minutes of use, wipe it clean with clean water. Every time people come in and out and touch it, disinfect it in the same way. - ** Door locks and keys **: After each touch, spray 75% alcohol disinfectant for disinfection. - ** Items in the security room (monitoring console, switch, door and window handles)**: Wipe with 1:200 disinfectant. After 30 minutes, wipe it with clean water once a day. - ** The trash can in the activity room of the class **: It should be covered with a plastic bag and covered. Spray a chloride-containing disinfectant once a day in the morning and afternoon. After cleaning up the garbage, rinse it with clean water after use, and then spray it with an effective chloride-containing disinfectant once a day. - ** Teaching materials and books in the class activity room **: soak the plastic toys in disinfectant for 30 minutes and then wash them with water. The wooden toys and books should be exposed to sunlight for 2 - 4 hours or to an ultra-violet lamp for 60 minutes, once a day. ##2. Personal hygiene 1. ** Life Rules and Habits Cultivation ** - Arrange the daily life of infants and young children reasonably, so that their diet, sleep, and activities have a certain rhythm. 2. ** Personal Item Management ** - Infants and young children each have a bowl and a towel. Daily necessities are specially used by a designated person. 3. ** Cultivate hygiene habits ** - Cultivate the habit of washing hands early and late, washing hands before meals and after defecation, and washing hands at any time (with running water) when dirty. After meals, the children in the middle and upper classes would rinse their mouths and brush their teeth every morning and evening. Wash your hair once a week, bathe at least once a day in summer, wash your feet and buttocks every day (the buttocks towel is disinfected every day). The fingernails were cut once a week, and the toenails were cut once every two weeks. Handkerchiefs were specially used by the staff and were changed every day. The baby's diapers were changed frequently, and after washing, they were scalded with boiling water or exposed to the sun. Keep the infant's clothes clean and tidy. Wash and dry the clothes, bedding and bedsheets frequently. ##3. Selection of Disinfection Method 1. ** Use of disinfectant with chloride-based disinfectant ** - In many areas, such as the ground, large toys, trash cans, etc., use a disinfectant containing disinfectant, but pay attention to the appropriate ratio. After a certain period of time (such as 30 minutes), wipe or rinse with water to avoid residue. 2. ** Alcohol disinfection ** - For some parts that should not be disinfected with chloride-containing disinfectant or need to be disinfected quickly, such as door locks, keys, etc., 75% alcohol disinfectant can be sprayed for disinfection. 3. ** Ultraviolet disinfection ** - Under no one's conditions, such as the health room, class activity room, etc., after the children leave the kindergarten, they can use the infrared lamp to illuminate the air, bedding, etc. for disinfection. The exposure time is not less than one hour. 4. ** Other disinfection methods ** - The towel can be washed with soap and then exposed to the sun or exposed to the ultra-violet lamp; wooden toys and books can be exposed to the sun for 2 - 4 hours or exposed to the ultra-violet lamp for 60 minutes. ##4. Personnel Management 1. ** Teacher Health Requirements ** - Teachers should be healthy, have knowledge of hygiene, and have a physical examination once a year. Those with acute or chronic infectious diseases (including suspected patients) and carriers of diseases are not allowed to engage in early childhood education. 2. ** Teacher's hygiene habits ** - Teachers had to pay attention to personal hygiene. They had to cut their hair, bathe, cut their nails, change their clothes, wash and change their work clothes, and disinfect them regularly. 3. ** Infant Health Management ** - Children entering the kindergarten must hold the Children's Health Care Manual to check their immunity status. Before entering the kindergarten, they must do a health check to prevent infectious patients or carriers of infectious diseases and those who have close contact with recent acute infectious diseases from entering the kindergarten. The teachers on duty should strengthen the health observation of children's daily activities, carefully do the morning and noon inspection work, and report the illness in time for treatment. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

1. Activity Title: "Robot Sweeper" 2. Age: 3 - 5 years old 3. Duration: 60 minutes 4. Activity Purpose: 1. Help children understand and recognize robots and cultivate interest in technology. 2. Cultivate children's labor awareness and let them learn to participate in the work of cleaning the environment through practical actions. 3. Raise the importance of environmental hygiene in children and cultivate good living habits. 5. Event preparation: 1. Robot model (It can be a toy robot or a handmade model). 2. towels, brooms, small spatulas, and other cleaning tools. 3. Pictures or videos to introduce the working principle and application scenarios of the cleaning robot. 4. Media playback equipment (such as television, projector, etc.). 6. Teaching Steps: 1. Introduction to the cleaning robot (5 minutes) - Use pictures or video resources to show children the appearance and working principle of the cleaning robot. - Explain the role of the cleaning robot, such as helping people clean their rooms and keep the environment clean. 2. Creating a robot model (15 minutes) - Let the children participate in the production of the cleaning robot model. They can use simple materials such as cardboard boxes, paper cups, etc. - Guide children to understand the structure and design principles of the cleaning robot. 3. Robot Sweeper Game (20 minutes) - The children were divided into groups, and each group took turns to play the role of the cleaning robot. - Use cleaning tools to clean classrooms or activity venues, simulating the work of a cleaning robot. - Guide children to focus on cooperation and teamwork. 4. Review and Reflection (10 minutes) - Review the content of the activity and encourage the children to share their experiences and gains in the game. - Guide children to think about the meaning of labor and the importance of keeping the environment clean. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following is a lesson plan and reflection example of a small class song,"Cleaning": ** 1. Teaching plan ** #<Small Class Song <Cleansing> lesson plan> ##(1) Teaching objectives 1. ** Awareness goal ** - Children could understand the lyrics of the song "Spring Cleaning" and feel the cheerful rhythm of the song. - Distinguish simple words related to cleaning, such as broom, rag, etc. 2. ** Skill Target ** - Children can sing songs in a natural voice and try to make simple movements according to the rhythm of the song. - To improve the child's sense of rhythm and music perception. 3. ** Emotional goal ** - Stimulate the interest of children to participate in cleaning activities and cultivate the awareness of children's love for labor. ##(2) Difficulties in Teaching 1. ** Main point ** - Guide children to learn how to sing songs and accurately grasp the rhythm of the song. - Let the child understand the meaning of the lyrics in the song and connect it with the actual action of cleaning. 2. ** Difficulty ** - Children are encouraged to create simple cleaning movements according to the rhythm of the song and naturally integrate them into the singing. ##(3) Teaching preparation 1. Items related to cleaning, such as small brooms, rags, small buckets, etc. 2. The audio or video of the song "Spring Cleaning". 3. Blackboard, chalk or whiteboard, marker. ##(4) Teaching process ### 1. lead-in portion - Show the props or pictures of the spring cleaning to arouse the interest of the children. For example, holding a small broom and asking a child,"Children, look at what this is? When will we use it?" When he guided the child to answer the question of cleaning. - He briefly explained the significance of cleaning, such as making our environment cleaner, tidier, and more comfortable for everyone. ### 2. Perception Song - Play the audio or video of the song "Spring Cleaning" so that the children can listen to the song completely and feel the melody and rhythm of the song. - Ask the children how they feel after listening to the song, such as,"Children, does this song sound fast or slow?" ### 3. Learn the lyrics - The song was played again. The teacher taught the child to understand the lyrics sentence by sentence according to the content of the lyrics and simple movements. For example, when singing "pick up the broom to sweep the floor", pick up the broom to sweep the floor; when singing "pick up the rag to wipe the table", pick up the rag to wipe the table. - Teach the child to follow the lyrics sentence by sentence, encourage the child to imitate the teacher's actions, and help the child memorize the lyrics. ### 4. learn the song - The teacher sang the song a cappella, and the child hummed along softly, focusing on the child's grasp of the rhythm of the song. - Play the audio of the song, and the child will sing along. The teacher can guide the child according to the singing situation, such as correcting the pitch and emphasizing the rhythm. - Various forms of singing were used, such as group singing, group singing, individual singing, etc., so that children could fully practice singing songs. ### 5. Composing movements - Guide the children to create more cleaning actions according to the lyrics. For example, for the lyrics of "carrying water with a bucket and sprinkling water", the child could create the actions of carrying a bucket and sprinkling water. - Children are encouraged to incorporate the movements they created into the song, and perform the movements while singing to enhance their understanding and performance of the song. ### 6. summary of an activity - She reviewed the song content and the actions of cleaning with the children, emphasizing the importance of labor again. - Positive comments on the child's performance in the activity, such as praising the child's loud singing voice, creative movements, etc. ##(5) Extension of Teaching 1. The music area will be filled with the song materials and related props for "Spring Cleaning" to encourage children to continue singing and performing during regional activities. 2. In daily life, organize children to carry out real cleaning activities, so that children can experience the joy of labor in practice. ** 2. Reflection ** #"Reflection on the teaching of the song" Spring Cleaning "in the small class" ##(I) Success 1. ** The effectiveness of teaching methods ** - Through the visual props display and action demonstration to teach lyrics, children can better understand and remember. This kind of visualization teaching method was in line with the cognitive characteristics of small class children and could fully mobilize their enthusiasm for learning. - In the learning to sing segment, the use of a variety of singing forms increased the chances for children to participate, so that they gradually mastered the singing skills of the song through repeated practice. 2. ** Attained teaching goal ** - Most of the children were able to sing the song accurately, and they were able to show a cheerful mood during the singing process, indicating that they had achieved good results in terms of cognition and skill goals. - In terms of emotional goals, the children showed a strong interest in the cleaning activities and actively participated in the cleaning practice in the follow-up activities, indicating that they had initially established a sense of love for labor. ##(2) Deficiency 1. ** Not enough attention to individual differences ** - In the teaching process, although many teaching methods were used, there were still some children who had difficulties in singing songs or creating movements. For example, some children had a poor sense of rhythm and could not keep up with the rhythm of the song well. Some children were more shy and did not dare to boldly create movements. In future teaching, more attention should be paid to the individual differences of children and more guidance and encouragement should be given to these children. 2. ** Control the classroom's order ** - In the creation of movements, the enthusiasm of the children was very high, causing the classroom to be slightly chaotic. Some children were too excited and deviated from the teaching content. This reflected the need for further improvement in classroom management. While encouraging children to actively participate, they should also be guided to abide by the rules of the classroom. ##(3) Modification 1. ** Personalized Teaching ** - For children with poor sense of rhythm, some simple rhythm training activities can be designed for them, such as clapping hands, stomping feet, etc. to feel the strength and speed of the rhythm. For shy children, they could first be allowed to create and perform in the group to gradually increase their self-confidence before participating in the class activities. 2. ** Strengthened classroom management ** - Clear the classroom rules before the activity, such as raising your hand before speaking when creating actions, and not making a loud noise. During the activity, remind and guide the children to abide by the rules in time to ensure that the classroom is orderly. At the same time, the time of the teaching session should be arranged reasonably to avoid a certain session being too long or too short, which would cause the children's attention to be distracted or their participation to be low. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following is an example of a lesson plan for the reflection summary of the kindergarten's middle class table cleaning activity: ##1. Activity Target 1. Let the child learn the correct method of wiping the table and improve the child's self-care ability. 2. Cultivate children's sense of responsibility and love of labor. ##2. Event preparation 1. A sufficient number of small tables and rags. 2. Cleaning supplies (such as dishwashing liquid, small buckets, etc.). ##3. Activity ###(1) Introduction 1. Through the conversation, guide the children to pay attention to the cleanliness of the table, for example: "Children, we eat and draw on the table every day. What if the table is dirty?" 2. Show the picture of the dirty table or directly let the child observe the dirty table in the classroom to stimulate the child's desire to clean the table. ###(2) Explanation and demonstration 1. The teacher first introduced the tools needed to clean the table, such as rags, dishwashing liquids, and small buckets, and briefly explained their uses. 2. Demonstrate the correct way to wipe the table: - First, he wet the cloth and wrung it dry until it did not drip. - He smeared a small amount of dishwashing liquid on the rag. - Wipe the table in a certain order, such as wiping the table first, starting from one end of the table to the other end, and then wiping the four sides of the table. - After wiping, he used a clean wet cloth to wipe it again to remove the residue of the dishwashing liquid. - Finally, he wiped the table with a dry cloth. ###(3) Children's Operation 1. The children were divided into small groups, and each group was responsible for a table. 2. In the process of children's operation, the teacher will guide them on a tour, correct the children's incorrect method of wiping the table in time, and encourage the children to help each other. ###(4) Activity summary 1. Let the children show the cleaned table and let everyone observe and evaluate it. - Praise the children's group that wiped clean and used the correct method, and give small rewards (such as small sticker). - For those groups that did not wipe the table very clean or used the wrong method, they emphasized the correct method of wiping the table again. 2. Guide children to think about the meaning of wiping the table, such as keeping the classroom clean and preventing the growth of bacteria, and cultivate children's sense of responsibility. ##IV. Reflection on the Event ###(I) Success 1. Most of the children learned the correct method of wiping the table and showed a positive attitude towards labor during the activity. 2. Through group cooperation, the interaction and cooperation ability between the children was enhanced. The children could help each other and complete the task of cleaning the table together. 3. In the evaluation stage, the child actively participated and could tell whether the table was clean or not, which helped to improve the child's observation ability and self-evaluation ability. ###(2) Deficiency 1. During the activity, it was found that some children did not control the amount of dishwashing liquid used well. Some used too much, causing the table to be difficult to wipe clean and there was residue. In future events, he needed to explain in more detail the amount of cleaning products used. 2. Due to the large number of children, teachers could not pay attention to every child in time during the tour guidance. Some children encountered problems during the operation process (such as the rag could not be wrung dry, etc.) and could not get timely help. In the next activity, they could consider adding auxiliary teachers or letting more capable children act as assistants to assist teachers in guiding other children. 3. The content of the activity was relatively simple. It was just a simple labor task like wiping the table. Some interesting elements could be added to future activities, such as setting up a table cleaning competition, or combining table cleaning with other cleaning activities to form a series of "cleaning experts" activities to increase the enthusiasm of children to participate. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

A cleaning diary was a diary that recorded personal cleaning activities. We can see several articles about the cleaning diary, including some personal experiences and feelings of participating in the cleaning. However, these diary entries did not provide specific questions or topics, so they could not give specific answers.

The Extreme Cleaning might be referring to the Extreme Cleaning app, which was a powerful phone cleaning app. It could help users clean up the memory on their smartphone, uninstalling remnants, historical traces, and application installation packages. It could also be used to end the current phone's running process, saving the phone's storage space and extending battery life. It had a variety of features, such as light size (the installation package limit was controlled to 7 trillion), extremely fast garbage cleaning speed, solving the problem of slow phone card, sorting files, cleaning the notification bar to make the notification bar cleaner and more efficient, intelligent analysis of chat files (such as WeChat, QQ and other chat social software) to release more phone space, and Short videos buffer garbage (TikTok, Watermelon, Fast Hand, etc.) one-click quick cleaning. It was free and had no side effects on the phone. When using it, after downloading the software and entering the main interface, click on the garbage cleaning to scan the memory garbage and balance garbage of the phone. After the scanning is completed, you can click on the release memory to complete the garbage cleaning. Can't wait for the TV series of 'Savage Blade in the Snow'? Hurry up and read the wonderful original story!

Dalian City had already begun a concentrated clean-up and general cleaning operation. According to the information provided, Dalian City City Administration Bureau was carrying out a comprehensive urban cleaning, focusing on cleaning up the urban and rural areas, the environmental hygiene of the shanty towns, and the garbage and white pollution along the railway and on both sides of the light rail line. In addition, garbage transfer stations, garbage collection stations and environmental vehicles will also be thoroughly cleaned and killed. All relevant units will clarify the main body of responsibility according to the work requirements, fully mobilize the strength of the jurisdiction, and carry out the patriotic health campaign in an all-round way. The goal of this operation was to solve the urban and environmental problems that affected the health of the people and create a clean, tidy, and beautiful city for the citizens. The specific actions included cleaning public facilities and clearing out mobile vendors. In addition, the Ganjingzi District City Administration Bureau was also carrying out the management of the city's appearance and environment. Through a special form every day, garbage spots, guardrails, tree hanging, green belts, etc. were cleaned up. Similar operations were being carried out in other regions, such as Changhai County and Ganjingzi District. In general, Dalian City was carrying out a comprehensive clean-up and general cleaning operation to improve the level of environmental hygiene and create a clean and tidy holiday environment for the citizens.

The link between cleaning products and cleaning cartoons is quite weak. Cleaning products are for cleaning tasks, but cleaning cartoons are mainly for entertainment and might use cleaning themes in a creative way. They operate in very different spheres.