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San Joaquin County SELMA Presents: Structured Play Groups (Spas), a New EvidenceBased Practice Presented by: Amanda Aspen Central CA Diagnostic Center Wednesday, February 10, 2016, Signing: 8:15 8:30am

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How to fill out structured play groups (SPGs):

1. Determine the purpose: Understand the objective of the structured play groups and what you hope to achieve. This could be socializing children, developing specific skills, or promoting teamwork.
2. Select the appropriate age group: Identify the age range for your structured play groups based on the needs and abilities of the participants. Consider factors such as developmental stage, interests, and physical capabilities.
3. Plan the activities: Create a schedule of activities that align with the purpose of the SPGs and are suitable for the chosen age group. Think about games, exercises, and group projects that encourage engagement and learning.
4. Set the group size: Determine the ideal number of participants for your structured play groups based on available resources and the level of supervision required. Consider the space and materials available to ensure a safe and effective experience.
5. Advertise and invite participants: Promote your structured play groups through social media, community bulletin boards, or word of mouth. Clearly outline the age range, purpose, schedule, and any other relevant details. Ensure you attract participants who align with your objectives.
6. Prepare the necessary materials: Gather the materials and equipment required for the planned activities in advance. This may include toys, games, art supplies, and any other items needed to facilitate a fun and educational experience.
7. Conduct the play groups: Welcome the participants, introduce yourself, and explain the purpose and rules of the structured play groups. Engage the participants in the planned activities, encourage interaction and collaboration, and provide guidance as needed.
8. Provide a safe environment: Ensure the play area is free from hazards and follow safety guidelines to minimize the risk of accidents or injuries. Monitor the participants closely throughout the sessions to maintain order and address any issues promptly.
9. Evaluate and adapt: Regularly assess the effectiveness of your structured play groups. Seek feedback from participants and make necessary adjustments to improve the experience. Consider incorporating new activities or modifying existing ones based on the interests and needs of the participants.
10. Track progress and achievements: Keep records of the participants' progress, milestones, or achievements during the structured play groups. This can be in the form of photos, videos, or written observations. Share these with parents or guardians to demonstrate the benefits of the program.

Who needs structured play groups (SPGs)?

1. Parents or guardians looking to enhance their child's social skills or promote a specific area of development.
2. Early childhood educators or professionals seeking engaging and interactive activities for children in their care.
3. Community centers, schools, or organizations aiming to provide a platform for children to interact and learn in a structured environment.
4. Children who may benefit from socializing with peers and participating in activities that promote learning, resilience, and teamwork.
5. Parents or caregivers who want to expose their children to diverse experiences and help them build relationships with others their age.

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What is structured play groups spgs?

Structured Play Groups (SPGs) are organized sessions for children to engage in guided play activities designed to promote learning and development.

Who is required to file structured play groups spgs?

Entities or individuals that organize and facilitate structured play groups are required to file SPGs.

How to fill out structured play groups spgs?

Structured Play Groups (SPGs) can be filled out online through a designated platform or submitted manually by completing the required forms.

What is the purpose of structured play groups spgs?

The purpose of structured play groups (SPGs) is to provide a structured environment for children to play and learn while promoting their overall development.

What information must be reported on structured play groups spgs?

Information such as the name of the organization or individual facilitating the SPGs, the location, schedule, and activities of the play groups, and the number of children participating must be reported on SPGs.

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