According to LARA, this is the teacher:child ratio for a child who is 2 years and 7 months old.
What is one adult to eight children?
According to NAEYC, these are two examples of many in which children should be washing their hands each day.
What are upon arrival, after diapering/toileting, before/after eating, after coming in from outside, after touching bodily fluids, when visibly dirty, before/after sensory play?
This is the name for a group of crows.
What is a "Murder?"
The rest of the song lyric from Baby Beluga "Baby beluga in the deep blue sea, swim so wild and __ ___ ___ ___"
What is "you swim so free"?
These are the two names of Ursula's eels in The Little Mermaid.
Who are Flotsam and Jetsam?
Whole grapes, hard pretzels, a spoonful of peanut butter, popcorn, and hard candy are all examples of this key phrase.
What are choking hazards?
This is the specific word NAEYC uses to mean "making an activity a little more challenging" for a child (not differentiation).
What is "scaffolding"?
This is the difference between lemons and limes when placed in a bucket of water.
What is "lemons float and limes sink?"
Song that shares the same tune as "ABC's"
What is "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"?
These are two common phrases that Woody from Toy Story says when you pull his string.
What are: "Reach for the sky!", "You're my favorite deputy!", "There's a snake in my boot!", "Somebody's poisoned the waterhole!", "I'd like to join your posse, boys, but first I'm gonna sing a little song.", "This town ain't big enough for the two of us.", "Yee-haw!", and "Giddy up, partner! We gotta get this wagon train a-moving!"?
What are: Diaper cream, sunscreen, insect repellant, vapo rub, essential oils, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, cortisone cream?
This is the NAEYC recommended maximum "group size" for a classroom of 30 month to 5 year old children (the assessor will ask you to confirm the age of your youngest child in the classroom to determine this).
What are 20 children?
This country has it's national animal listed as a "unicorn."
What is Scotland?
This children's song is the most viewed and most liked video on YouTube.
What is "Baby Shark"?
This is the highest grossing Hollywood animated children movie.
What is Zootopia 2 (2025)? (grossed approximately $1.87 billion worldwide)
According to LARA, these are two factors of many to consider when determining how long children will stay outdoors.
What are heat index, wind chill, current weather conditions, air quality, appropriate outdoor gear of the children, needs of the classroom, needs of the children, alerts to local area weather, and planned outdoor activities?
According to NAEYC, this is the MINIMUM number of visible books available to children that reflect the identities and experiences of the children, and diversity in society. (The assessor will ask you how you make the determination of which books reflect the identities and experiences of children in your classroom)
What is 3 books?
This is the average shelf life of honey.
What is an "indefinite shelf life"?
The rest of the line to KPop Demon Hunters Golden "We're goin' up, up, up, it's our moment, You know together we're glowin', Gonna be, ___ __ ____."
What is "Gonna be golden"?
This is the most popular song from a children's movie to be on the Billboard Top 100 charts.
What is "We Don’t Talk About Bruno"?
(Encanto, 2022) – Reached No. 1 and stayed there for 5 weeks, breaking records as Disney's longest-reigning animated hit.
This is the exact number of inches that rest mats and cots need to be apart from each other during rest time.
What is 18 inches?
These are two examples of items the NAEYC assessor will look for posted in the classroom.
What are handwashing signs, staff photos, emergency procedures, picture schedules, material labels, social/emotional charts, documentation of the children, children work samples, and photos representing the children/families/community in non-traditional ways?
This is where a shrimp's heart is located.
Where is it's head?
In Tooty Ta by Jack Hartman, this is the correct order of actions as the song goes on.
What is "Thumbs up, Elbows back, Feet apart, Knees together, Bottoms up, Tongue out, Eyes shut (or closed), Turn around"?
The movie production of the Wizard of Oz used this substance in a scene to look like snow.
What is asbestos?