Emergency Preparedness
Safety
Personnel Guidelines/Policies & Procedures
Hazardous Materials
Preventing the Spread of Communicable Diseases
100

Attendance should be tracked at the end of the day

What is False

100

A teacher notices an extension cord stretched across the classroom floor wherestudents frequently walk. What is the best course of action?

What is 

A. Cover it with a rug and continue using it.
B. Tell students to step over it carefully.
C. Remove or reroute the cord to eliminate the tripping hazard and report the issue if a permanent solution is needed.
D. Ignore it because it is only temporary.

Answer: C

100

Who is the first person you go to if you have a personal problem, question or a complaint?

Who is Stephanie Baker

100

True/False: What is something you should never do with a hazardous material?

What is Remove the label

100

What body temperature is classified as a fever?

What is 100 or higher

200

What are the 4 requirements that will ensure you are fully prepared for an emergency?

What is Knowledge, Organization, Planning, Practice

200

Your class is walking near a retention pond during a campus activity. What is the safest practice?

A. Allow students to explore the edge as long as they're supervised.
B. Keep students on designated walkways and away from the water's edge.
C. Let students take pictures near the pond.
D. Allow students to skip rocks while waiting.

B. Keep students on designated walkways and away from the water's edge.

200

What would be a cause for disciplinary action?

What is: Failure to call when absent, Repeated tardiness or absences, Negative attitude toward people and/or work, Gossip, Extensive absences and/or lack of dependability, Breach of confidentiality

200

2 Examples of Common Hazardous Materials

What is: Detergent, Floor and furniture polish, Paint, Cleaning products, Air fresheners with harmful chemicals, Art supplies: markers, paint and glue

200

Children must be fever-free (without Tylenol) for how many hours before returning to school?

What is 24 hours

300

How long should it take to get to your shelter in place

What is under one minute?

300

While walking students to the library or the playground, what is the safest action?

A. Allow students to spread out so they can find their rides faster.
B. Walk students through the parking lot between parked cars.
C. Keep students together, use designated crosswalks, and remain alert for moving vehicles.
D. Let students cross whenever traffic appears light.

C. Keep students together, use designated crosswalks and sidewalks, and remain alert for moving vehicles.

300

Technology is allowed and encouraged for all ages of students

What is False, No screen time will be allowed for children under 2 years of age. Screen time for 3 year olds and PreK classes in limited to no more than 1 hour per day.

300

A label's wording that lets you know it is unsafe

What is:

Caution

Danger

Toxic

Warning

300

What are the two things required for us to be able to administer medications?

What is: 1) Medicine must be brought in the original container. 2) We must have a signed medication form completed BEFORE we are allowed to administer medication.

400

What is one teacher response to a student showing symptoms of an allergic reaction?

What is a) Recognize the signs and symptoms b) Listen when a child describes how they are feeling (symptoms) c) Take action based on the information presented and the treatment plan on file.

400

Which of the following should be reported immediately as a potential safety hazard?

A. A burned-out bulletin board light.
B. A loose electrical outlet with exposed wiring.
C. A classroom with extra chairs stacked in the corner.
D. A student wearing sandals.

B. A loose electrical outlet with exposed wiring.

400
During a work day, what is an important consideration for your students and your co-teacher?

What is stay with your class most of the time.

400

What is one health consequence as a result of toxic exposure?

What is Allergic reaction, asthma, migraines, dizziness, diarrhea and stomach pains, drowsiness, nausea, eye, skin and respiratory tract irritation, various forms of cancer, weakness, temperature above 100, loss of appetite, headache

400

How long does it take for a food allergy to show in a child? (Clue: range of time..."between")

What is between minutes to hours after ingestion

500

True/False: We encourage the use of cell phones in the classroom.

What is FALSE. We must supervise the children at ALL times.

500

A teacher discovers that a sidewalk leading to the playground is cracked and uneven, creating a tripping hazard. What should the teacher do?

A. Continue using the sidewalk until someone reports an injury.
B. Warn students to be careful but take no further action.
C. Report the hazard immediately and, if possible, redirect students to a safer route until it is repaired.
D. Place a backpack over the crack to remind students.

What is C. Report the hazard immediately and, if possible, redirect students to a safer route until it is repaired.

500

What is the best thing you can bring to work?

A Your Emotional Support goldfish

B Your Curriculum

C Your Favorite Snacks

D Your Best Attitude

What is B,C,D but especially D :)

500

What is one of the five stages to controlling waste?

What is:

Prevention

Prepare for Reuse

Recycle

Other Recovery Methods

Disposal

500

Which of the following doesn't help prevent allergic reactions: a. Store food or items that contain allergens out of the reach of children b. Wash cabinets and surfaces frequently with water c. Wash hands before and after mealtimes with soap and water.

What is b. Soap or disinfectant MUST be used.

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