Nutrition
Food thermometer should be (2 parts)
out of children’s reach and stored in protective sleeve
What child-accessible outlets should be covered
All
Classroom observation windows must be
Clear and observer can see into the classroom throughout the day (including during rest time).
The red medication backpack is
Out of the reach of children (at all times, hallway, bathrooms, playground, gym, not on fence)
True or False: Staff monitor infant’s breathing, position, and bedding frequently for signs of distress.
True
Staff should be using ______________ to touch/serve foods and wearing ______________ during food prep.
gloves/utensils
hair nets
Classroom doors must (2 parts)
Be locked
Door chimes must be working
Lesson plans must be (2 parts)
All staff/volunteer medication is
Locked, located on the individual’s body, or stored out of the reach of children.
Diapers and diapering supplies (wipes, etc.) are disposed in
a plastic-lined, tightly
covered container.
The appropriate variety of milk is served for each age group. All milk containers/bottles
are labeled with
date and time of opening/preparation.
Who must wear a walkie talkie?
All Staff (including support staff and bus drivers)
True or False: Emergency plans logs must correspond with the number of children with Emergency Plans in ChildPlus Report 3065
True
Each AAP, CAP or HIP has a copy of
The doctor’s order with it.
Each classroom must designate and post _______ for each child.
Child's primary caregiver
Before meals adults and children must (4 parts)
Adults and children wash their hands before mealtime.
Menu writing is taking place before meal/snack.
Tables are washed with the 3-step process before and after meals.
Children are helping to set the tables.
How do you use a fire extinguisher and where are they located?
Use: Pull Aim Spray Sweep (PASS method)
Location: Determined by Site Supervisor at each site
HIDDEN BONUS: Classroom monitoring occurs in what months for everyone and what months for non-compliance?
Everyone: September, November, February, April
Non-Compliance Follow Up: October, December, March, May
How often should children participate, and staff demonstrate oral hygiene activities?
This includes all children with at least one tooth.
Once per day
Food intake, sleeping patterns, diapering, and developmental/behavioral information should be documented on
Daily Activity Sheet/COR/Kaymbu
During meals/snack what must happen (5 parts)
Child-focused conversations are occurring at the table during meal/snack time.
Adults are sitting at the tables and eating the same food/drink as the children.
Children are encouraged to pass and serve food at the tables.
Children are encouraged, but not forced, to try new food.
All meal components are served at the same time.
All of these items must be secured and stored out of children's reach (6 parts)
1. Full-strength chemicals (bleach, dish soap, laundry soap, etc.)
2. Alcohol Wipes
3. Labeled Spray Bottles
4. Disinfectant (only stored in bathrooms)
5. All cords, strings, straps and ties
6. All sharp objects (adult scissors, tools, knives, etc.)
The number of individualized plans on the posted lesson plan corresponds with the number
of children with IEPs, per C+ Report ________
3501
The medication in the red backpack must (4 parts)
1. Match the medication ordered on the Asthma Action Plan, the Child Action Plan and/or the Health Intervention Plan.
2. Be checked daily
3. Not expired
4. Have enough quantity to be administered (EPI pen is not used, inhaler has at least 20 puffs left, other meds have correct quantity)
All prepared bottles are labeled with
child’s name, date, and time of preparation