Most important
Hand Hygiene
- Liquid soap
- Paper towels
- Hand sanitizer
- Disposable gloves
Covering coughs and sneezes
- Tissues
Masks (child and adult sized)
- Disposable masks
- Respirators (e.g., N95, KN95)
Cleaning and Disinfecting
- Soap and detergents
- Disinfectants (EPA registered)
- Laundry soap
- Extra bedding
- Paper towels
- Spray bottles
- Liquid measuring cup
- Microfiber cloths
- HEPA filter vacuum cleaner
- Dishwasher with a sanitizing cycle
- Garbage can liners
Daily Health Check/Screening
- Gloves
- Thermometers (touchless, if possible)
- Health screening log
Air Quality/Ventilation
- HVAC system upgrades and filters (start with a consult with a HVAC engineer)
- Portable Air Filtration devices
- Repairs to windows so they can open safely
- Window guards
- Bathroom and kitchen fans that vent to the outdoors
Extra protection
Other Personal Protective Equipment
- Smocks
- Face shields
- Eye protection (goggles)
Physical Distancing
- Carpet squares, mats, hula hoops, pool noodles, or other visuals for spacing children
- Toys that promote individual play and/or can be easily cleaned and disinfected
Drop off and Pick up
- Extra pens that can be disinfected
- Hand sanitizer
- Tape or floor signs to mark off 6 foot distancing
Meals
- Extra tables to promote spacing
- Outdoor furniture for children’s meals and staff breaks
Bathrooms
- Toilet paper
- Garbage cans with lids that can be opened by a foot-pedal
- Changing table upgrades and paper rolls
Virtual training and communication
- Tech support
- Computers with audio and video
- Head sets
- Zoom or other virtual meeting platform membership
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