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(a) Free choice of play with appropriate toys;

(b) Opportunities to further develop and strengthen motor proficiencies including running, jumping, and climbing;

(c) Opportunities for concentration, alone or in a group;

(d) Time to read or do homework;

(f) Opportunities for developing supportive relationships with staff, volunteers, and peers.

172.5 If a Licensee provides out-of-school-time care, the Licensee need not comply with the requirements of Subsection 172.4, provided that the Licensee satisfies the specific program requirements in Section 140 (General Daily Program Activities and Curriculum).

172.6 In out-of-school time programs, each group containing one (1) or more children eleven (11) years of age or younger shall be supervised by, at a minimum, a Group Leader and an Assistant Group Leader. A group containing children all of whom are twelve (12) years of age or older may be occasionally supervised by a volunteer, in addition to the Group Leader, provided that the volunteer is at least two (2) years older than the oldest child in the group.

172.7 A Licensee that provides out-of-school-time care to school-age children may permit a child seven (7) years or older to administer his or her own medication or treatment, under the direct supervision of a staff member, upon receipt of written authorization for the child’s self-administration from the child’s parent(s) or guardian(s).

172.8 A Licensee that provides out-of-school-time care to school-age children may permit a school-age child with asthma to carry his or her own inhaler and to self- administer medication from it as needed, and may permit a child with a chronic illness or disability to self-test for the appropriate medical indicator(s) and to self- administer medication as needed, upon receipt of written authorization from the