Babysitter mission brief
One-page safety-first handoff
Today's mission context, supervision cues, and safety notes from the current plan.
Check first
Supervision and safety
1 mission need high supervision. Start with those safety notes.
Pool mission: Rescue Splash Rescue
- - Adult must actively supervise at all times.
- - Non-swimmers must wear appropriate flotation support.
Prep priorities
Check these before the day starts.
- 1Safety firstRescue Splash Rescue: Adult must actively supervise at all times.
- 2Ready the spaceRescue Movement Quest: set shade, water, sunscreen, and a clear play boundary before starting.
- 3Gather materials16 materials across today's missions. Pull shared supplies before the first activity.
Prep checklist
Set up the day before the first mission.
- Pool supervisionAdult must actively supervise at all times.
- MaterialsGather blankets, buckets, cardboard scraps, chalk, and the remaining listed supplies.
- Outdoor readySet shade, water, sunscreen, and a clear play boundary before going outside.
Transition buffers
Optional pause points
After big movement
After Rescue Movement Quest, slow the pace before Rescue Splash Rescue.
Before the next spot
Before Rescue Splash Rescue, bring only the materials needed for the midday block.
After water play
After Rescue Splash Rescue, use towels, water, and a dry reset before Rescue Maker Lab.
Handoff questions
Optional checks before starting
Water plan
Before Rescue Splash Rescue, who is the active supervising adult?
Setup
For Rescue Movement Quest, which materials should be gathered first?
Reset option
When would Cool Down Nest be the best calm reset today?
Ask out loud or jot notes on paper; the app does not save answers.
Today's rhythm
5 planned missions. Run them in order, or move calm time earlier if kids need a reset.
Materials
16 unique materials to gather before starting.
Safety notes
7 safety notes from today's activities.
Mission context
morning
outdoor
Rescue Movement Quest
A simple mission path with hopping, crawling, balancing, and a final team cheer.
25 min - medium supervision - high energy
midday
pool
Rescue Splash Rescue
Kids rescue floating Pokemon-style creatures from the pool, sort them by type, and celebrate each successful rescue mission together.
30 min - high supervision - high energy
afternoon
creative
Rescue Maker Lab
Children invent silly sea creatures using paper, stickers, and recycled materials, then explain each creature's special powers.
35 min - medium supervision - medium energy
quiet time
calm
Cool Down Nest
A calm recovery break with water, soft music, gentle stretching, and one easy quiet activity.
15 min - low supervision - low energy
evening
calm
Rescue Story Time
Settle into a quiet corner for an ocean-themed read aloud followed by one calming question for each child.
20 min - low supervision - low energy
Gather before starting
- blankets
- buckets
- cardboard scraps
- chalk
- cones or toys
- construction paper
- crayons
- crayons or books
- cushions or stepping stones
- dive rings
- favorite ocean book
- glue sticks
- pillows or blankets
- pool toys
- stickers
- water bottles
All safety notes
- Adult must actively supervise at all times.
- Check the play surface for slips, sharp objects, or hot equipment first.
- Keep glue and small craft items supervised with younger children.
- Keep the reading area clear of tripping hazards.
- Keep the rest area cool, quiet, and easy to supervise.
- Non-swimmers must wear appropriate flotation support.
- Use child-safe scissors if cutting materials.
End-of-day recap
Photo-free reflection prompts
What felt brave, kind, or curious during Rescue Movement Quest?
What detail from Rescue Maker Lab would be fun to describe or draw on paper?
What should tomorrow's helper remember after Cool Down Nest?
Use these as spoken or paper prompts; the app does not collect answers.
Handoff notes
Paper only. Leave reminders or handoff details after printing.