Health/Nutrition
Ensuring families meet the qualifications to enroll children in Head Start.
What is income eligibility?
These activities are done throughout the day, art activities, sand and water play, blocks building, shape sorting, feeding, solving puzzles, exploring textures, stringing beads.
What are motor activities for preschool-age children?
Indicators that a teacher and student enjoy warm supportive relationship with one another and frequent display of positive communication, and verbal or physical amoung Teachers and Students.
What is Positive climate?
The minimum amount of time children must spend in structured physical activity daily.
What is 60 minutes
The minimum percentage of the total approved program costs that a grantee is required to contribute as a non-federal match (in-kind).
What is 20%
The percentage of total Head Start enrollment that must be reserved for children with disabilities.
What is 10%?
The classroom resembles a, "well-oiled machine."
What is Productivity?
In this training staff will learn how to properly administer medication to children in the program.
What is Medication Administration?
A Head Start program operates a center and relies on this committee to approve policies and budgets alongside the policy council.
What is a parent committee.
Contact information form, Health Safety Nutrition & Dental form, Family intake forms, Certificate of Immunization, Lead Education form, Screening Process Consent form, and other forms necessary to meet the needs of the families.
What forms are completed at the IVD/Selection appointment?
Describes the goals for a child during the school year, as well as any special support needed to help achieve them.
What is an IEP?
The are frequent conversations and open-ended questions with teachers extending the students responses.
What is Language Modeling?
An required way of doing something.
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General recommendations on how to do something.
What is a Procedure?
What is a guideline?
Review and discuss classroom, communication, arrival/departure, family style meals, health and safety, policy council, non federal share, attendance policy, child clothing, mandated reporters, confidentiality, tobacco/drug free zones, and parent code of conduct.
What is Orientation Checklist.
The name of the framework that aligns early learning standards and curriculum for Head Start preschoolers.
What is the Early Learning Outcomes Framework (ELOF)?
The teacher using scaffolding, frequent feedback loops, providing additional information to expand student's understanding or actions while encouraging students efforts to increase involvement and persistence
What is Quality of Feedback?