Gardening and Outdoor Maintenance

Diversity of needs: the needs of children with special needs may vary in relation to outdoor activities and gardening.

Access to outdoor spaces: some outdoor spaces may need to be adapted to be suitable for use by children with special needs.

Security and surveillance: securing outdoor spaces so that they are safe and properly monitored can be a challenge.

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Providing a suitable outdoor environment: the main goal is to provide a safe and appropriate outdoor environment that contributes to a positive experience for children.

Promote interaction and outdoor play: aims to encourage children to interact with the outside environment and enjoy outdoor activities.

Provide an educational experience: seeks to provide an educational experience through gardening and interaction with nature and plants.

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Adapt outdoor spaces: ensure that outdoor spaces are compatible with the needs of children with special needs by providing appropriate means of access.

Diversify activities: provide a variety of activities suitable for children with special needs, allow them to interact and have fun.

Monitoring and security: provide appropriate security measures such as supervision and securing spaces to avoid any risks.

Instructional content orientation: provide educational activities related to nature and plants to guide a fun and useful educational experience.

Advance planning: develop a tight plan for the activities and equipment required in advance to ensure the smooth operation of the service.

Communication with parents and continuous monitoring: continuous communication with parents to understand the needs of children and ensure their satisfaction, while monitoring the performance of the service periodically.

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