Leadership
Child Development
First Aid
Caring for Children
Safety
100

What are the four leadership styles?

Directive, Democratic, Sympathetic, and Hands-Off.

100

What are the four age groups covered in this course?

Babies, Toddlers, Preschoolers, and School-Aged Children.

100

What are the ABC's of First Aid?

Airway, Breathing, & Circulation

100

Name one safe way to hold a baby.

Cradle, Shoulder or Hip Hold.

100

What number do you call in an emergency?

911
200

Which leadership style should you use during an emergency?

Directive Leadership because quick decisions are needed to keep everyone safe.

200

Which age group should always sleep on their back?

Babies.

200

When should you place someone in the recovery position?

When they are unconscious but breathing normally.

200

Why should girls wipe front to back?

To help prevent infections.

200

Name one poisonous item commonly found in a home.

Medicine, cleaning products, laundry pods, bleach, etc.

300

What does the FIND model help you do?

Make safe, responsible decisions by thinking through a problem before acting.

300

Name one characteristic of preschoolers.

They enjoy imagination, are becoming more independent, and are developing social skills.

300

What is the first thing you should do before giving first aid?

Check the scene to make sure it is safe.

300

Name three reasons a baby might be crying.

Hungry, tired, needs a diaper change, needs burping, uncomfortable, or lost something.

300

What are the first three steps if there is a fire?

Get out, call 911, meet at the designated meeting spot.

400

Name two qualities of a responsible leader.

Examples: Responsible, respectful, calm, confident, a good communicator, role model.

400

Give one appropriate activity for toddlers

Stacking blocks, hide-and-seek, scribbling, simple scavenger hunt, sorting games, etc.

400

Name two times when you should wear gloves.

During first aid and when changing diapers.

400

Name two questions you should ask parents about bedtime.

Bedtime routine, bedtime, favourite comfort item, bedtime rules, or sleep expectations.

400

Name three choking hazards for young children.

Small toys, grapes, popcorn, hard candy, coins, batteries, etc.

500

A child refuses to come inside after playtime. Which leadership style is most appropriate and why?

Democratic if it's safe to discuss options, or Directive if safety or following family rules requires immediate action.

500

When should you burp a baby?

When the bottle is 1/3, 2/3, and fully done.

500

Name three pieces of information you should give a 911 dispatcher.  

Your location, what happened, and the condition of the injured person.

500

Why should you avoid asking a preschooler, "Do you need to use the toilet?"

They'll usually say "No." Instead, confidently tell them it's time to try using the toilet.

500

Name three things you should check before babysitting in a new home.

Emergency exits, emergency phone numbers, first aid kit location, allergies, medications, house rules, or emergency contacts.

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