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Session summary
In this session you will learn methods to build a perfect sand castle
Safety message
All activities must be safely managed. You must complete a thorough risk assessment and take appropriate steps to reduce risk. Use the safety checklist to help you plan and risk assess your activity. Always get approval for the activity and have suitable supervision and an InTouch process.
Online safety
- Supervise young people where possible when they’re online and give them advice about staying safe. As always, if you’ve got concerns about a young person’s welfare (including their online experiences), follow the Yellow Card reporting processes.
Scissors
- Supervise young people appropriately when they’re using scissors. Store all sharp objects securely, out of the reach of young people.
Unusual substances
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Supervise young people appropriately when they’re using unusual substances, such as powdered paint, ash or dirt. Be aware of any medical conditions which could be affected by what’s being used. Make sure you follow all relevant safety guidance or manufacturers guidelines, where available. Make sure you dispose of it appropriately too, in line with safety guidance.
Activities
Discover how to make the perfect sand castle
Learn about compaction, piles and geogrids as you work to make the perfect sandcastle.
- Meets
- Requirement 1.b
Preparation
Equipment
- Child-safe play or construction sand
- A small castle-shaped bucket or equivalent mould
- Straws, spaghetti, matchsticks or twigs (depending on size of your bucket)
- Sheets of paper or coffee filters
- Plastic cups
- Small weights, such as tins
- Bucket of water
- A way to measure the water, such as a jug
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