The steps for morning inspection in kindergarten are as follows:

Health teachers should arrive at work early, change into clean work clothes, keep their appearance neat and tidy, and do not leave long nails or rings. The morning inspection teacher uses disinfectant and clean water to clean the morning inspection table and morning inspection equipment.

Put away the morning check supplies. Tongue depressors, flashlights, morning check-up sign baskets, sterilized cotton balls or towels, body temperature measurement tools, etc.) Prepare morning check-up and full-day observation record books for each class, and medication record books entrusted by parents of children.

One look: That is, look at the child's complexion and mental state; see if there are any abnormalities in the child's throat and cheeks. Second touch: Touch the child's forehead and palms to see if there is any fever. If there is any suspicion, the temperature should be measured.

Three questions: Ask parents or children about their health status that day. If a child brings medicine to the kindergarten, he or she should ask where the medicine was dispensed and do the "three checks" in a timely manner: that is, checking the name, the name of the medicine, the time and method of taking the medicine. Parents are also asked to make a signature record of entrusting medication.

Four checks: According to the epidemic season of infectious diseases, check the corresponding parts of the disease to look for early manifestations of infectious diseases and whether there are rashes on the skin; check whether children's handkerchiefs and nails are clean; check whether there are any unsafe items to carry. Items etc.

Children’s fever: First, understand the cause of the child’s fever, whether they have been to the hospital and whether they have a certificate from the hospital. If a child has a fever, parents should be persuaded to take the child to the hospital for treatment or take the child home to have a good rest.

Discovery of infectious diseases: Children with suspected infectious diseases should be immediately isolated for observation, and parents are asked to take their children to the hospital for treatment. They can only return to the kindergarten after the disease has recovered and the isolation period has expired.

Children carry dangerous items or foods that are not suitable for young children. Dangerous items include: small beads, glass pieces, pointed toys, etc.; items that are not suitable for young children: melon seeds, chewing gum, jelly, etc. If the above items and food are found, they should be brought back to the parents, or the teacher should be asked to keep them temporarily, and the parents should bring them back when leaving the kindergarten.

If any abnormality is discovered during the morning inspection by health care teachers, they must deal with it promptly, and promptly record the treatment and the situation that needs observation in each class's "morning inspection and full-day observation" record, which must be handed over to each class after it is completed. In the hands of teachers, class teachers and childcare workers are reminded to jointly strengthen observation and care for the physical condition of children with special needs.