Foods
Hand Sewing
Machine Sewing
Child Development
Misc.
100

What happens if you use the same knife and cutting board to chop both raw meat and lettuce?

Cross Contamination.

100

What do we hid on the back side of our fabric/felt that keeps our seams in place?

Knot

100

What part of the machine must be down when sewing?

Presser Foot

100

What are the 4 areas of development.

Physical, Emotional, Mental, and Social

100

What does Ms. Josie use instead of the gavel she ordered?

Her Stanley

200

What are the 4 steps to food safety?

Cook, Clean, Chill, and Separate

200

What stitch do we use to sew 2 pieces of something together?

Overstitch

200

What must you do at the beginning and end of every seam?

Backstitch

200

What age/stage are y'all in?

School Age

200

How many sisters does Ms. Josie have?

2

300

Name the 3 parts of a 3 compartment sink.

Wash, Rinse, Sanitize

300

What stitch looks like a straight lin?

Backstitch

300

What is the bottom thread called?

Bobbin

300

________ are a set of skills/growth that children can do at certain ages/age ranges

Developmental Milestones

300

Who is the other FACE teacher at Longfellow?

Mrs. Larson

400

Name the conditions for handwashing.

20 seconds with warm soapy water.

400

What was the first stitch we ever did?

Running Stitch

400

What is the face side of the fabric?

The side of the fabric where the pattern/color is prettier.

400

Name the age stages from this unit in order.

Infancy, Toddler, Preschool, School Age, and Adolescence

400

Name 3 of the phrases I have used in class to get your attention/keep you on task.

Put a little boot scoot in your boogie.

This is not a talk show, I am not Oprah.

123 Eyes on me, 12 Eyes on you

Barneys Cleanup Song

Lets Boot Scoot Boogie on


500

Name (in order) the labs we did!

Smoothie bowl, charcuterie, pasta sauce, and chopped lab.

500

What scissors do we use to cut fabric/felt?

The blue scissors with the silver numbers.

500

How do you know if the machine is turned on?

The light is on.

500

What is the difference between fine motor and gross motor skills.

Fine motor is for smaller muscles and skills.

Gross motor is for larger muscles and activities.

500

What is Ms. Josies favorite restaurant?

Chipotle