Prepare purposeful practical choices

The educator owns the actual supervision, activity selection, technique teaching, access, space/equipment checks and school procedures. The resource gives useful plans; it does not approve a place, child, object or movement range.

• Prepare one suitable small menu, not every route. Choose familiar locally suitable locomotor, non-locomotor or object-control actions; teach/model an unfamiliar component before use. A close clear route, nearby body story or broad tabletop object job may give different access. Name the actual skill honestly.
• Preview the child’s usual pause/help/finish cues. Respect changed choice, rest, quiet participation and no physical turn. No forced posture/range, contact, race, unexpected loud signal or force/distance/repetition quota.
• Check clear stable space/surface, other users, suitable equipment, current individual needs and supervision. Pause before changing kit/space or adult retrieval. A large soft ball option is used only under the relevant current local Minor games/CARA arrangements; broad-card tabletop work is a different action and needs its own suitability check. No striking equipment or chase is supplied.
• Actual outdoor use needs current location/conditions/access/supervision and school sun/heat arrangements; an indoor/picture route stays useful with outdoor performance open. No excursion, wildlife/plant/litter handling or water access is part of this bank.
• Keep helper information school-verified and private. A card does not guarantee availability. Real needs receive normal immediate help; no manufactured distress, withheld help, disclosure, independent helper search or promised secrecy.
• Usual communication, pointing/sign/AAC, faithful scribe, a plan or directing an agreeing adult are welcome. Do not infer child motor performance from these roles; improve access before judging a missing response.

Current primary links and scope are adult starting points. Receiving educators select and apply the relevant current school/local requirements before an actual activity. No full medical, emergency or water-location procedure is supplied.

Water-safety classroom connection: Day128 is dry paper/message/help learning. The 2026QLD framework requires a Prep water-safety program with classroom and water-location learning. The receiving school must plan/deliver the latter with required supervision/qualifications/CARA and applicable program competencies. Our original fictional reminder, planner and paper response do not supply that experience or competence.

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