Who is responsible for insurance relating to a Kiddikins based program?
The centre offering the program is responsible for liability insurance. Centres use Kiddikins as an activity resource, the same as a reference book or game. A Kiddikins membership gives permission to promote a program as being ‘Kiddikins Based’. What supplies and equipment are needed for Kiddikins? Centres require no additional movement game equipment. All Educational Movement Game supplies are provided in the Kiddikins kit including Kiddikins Card Sets, Kiddikins Game Ropes, and Kiddikins Game Sticks. Centres are responsible for supplying snack and project supplies. Snacks are equivalent to one portion of the National Food Guide (i.e. one bread, one fruit, or one dairy product per child per class). Creative plans include common art/craft supplies such as glue, scissors, construction paper, white paper, crayons, paints, tissue paper, wooden craft sticks, cotton balls, pipe cleaners and small paper bags. Note: Concept story books are not included as part of the Educational Movement Game
