First Aid
Emergency Response
Child Behavior
Meal Prep
Fun & Games
100

What do you put on a scrape?

Clean with soap and water, then cover with a bandage.

100

Who do you call first?

Call 911 or a trusted adult right away

100

What to do if a child cries?

Check if they’re hungry, tired, need a diaper change, or need comfort.

100

Name 2 kid-safe snacks.

  •  Examples: Applesauce, cheese sticks, baby carrots (cut small), yogurt, crackers.

100

Best toy for a 2-year-old?

  •  Soft blocks, stacking cups, picture books, push toys.

200

What’s the first step in CPR?

Check if the person is responsive and breathing.

200

What info do you give 911?

  • our name, the address, phone number, and what the emergency is.

200

How do you handle tantrums?

Stay calm, don’t yell, give the child space, redirect attention.

200

What if child has allergies?

void all allergens, check food labels, and follow the parents’ instructions.

200

Safe indoor game?

Simon Says, puzzles, coloring, building with blocks.

300

How do you treat a nosebleed?

Have the child sit and lean forward. Pinch the nose for 10 minutes.

300

Where should emergency numbers be?

Posted on the fridge, near the phone, or saved in your phone.

300

What if the child refuses to eat?

 Don’t force them, offer a few healthy choices, let parents know later.

300

How to avoid choking hazards?

Cut food into small pieces, avoid nuts, grapes, popcorn, or sticky candy.

300

What is parallel play?

When kids play next to each other but not directly with each other.

400

When should you call 911?

When someone is unconscious, bleeding heavily, choking, or not breathing.

400

What to do in a fire?

Get everyone out fast, don’t stop for anything, call 911 from outside

400

What’s “positive reinforcement”?

Praising or rewarding good behavior to encourage it to happen again

400

Safe microwave rules?

Don’t use metal, stir hot food before serving, let food cool down.

400

Fun outdoor game for all ages?

Tag, blowing bubbles, hopscotch, chalk drawing.

500

Signs of choking in a child

  • Can’t talk or breathe, high-pitched sounds, clutching throat, turning blue.

500

What if a stranger knocks?

Don’t open the door. Stay quiet or call a parent or 911 if needed.

500

Why is routine important?

  •  It helps kids feel safe and know what’s coming next.

500

How to keep a kitchen kid-safe?

Keep knives, hot pans, and cleaners out of reach; never leave stove on alone.

500

What to do when kids are bored?

Offer simple choices like crafts, books, or safe games. Let them help decide.

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