Conduct a simple health check of group of children to identify signs and symptoms of both minor and serious illness in children, including hygiene, at least 3 times under supervision in ECD?

1. Start by observing the children as they arrive at the ECD center. Look for any signs of illness such as coughing, sneezing, runny nose, or lethargy. Check if they have any visible rashes or skin irritations.

2. During playtime, pay attention to how the children interact with each other. Look for signs of fatigue, irritability, or unusual behavior that may indicate they are not feeling well. Check if they are drinking enough water and taking regular bathroom breaks.

3. Before mealtime, ensure that the children wash their hands properly with soap and water. Observe their personal hygiene habits such as covering their mouths when coughing or sneezing, and using tissues to wipe their noses.

4. If any child shows signs of illness, such as a fever, vomiting, diarrhea, or persistent cough, isolate them from the rest of the group and inform their parents immediately. Follow the center's protocol for handling sick children and seek medical attention if necessary.

5. Conduct regular health checks at least three times a week to monitor the overall well-being of the children. Keep a record of any symptoms or concerns raised by parents or caregivers and follow up with them as needed.

By conducting regular health checks and promoting good hygiene practices, you can help prevent the spread of illness among children in the ECD center and ensure their overall well-being.