It Begins with a "C"
This is what we call it when everyone in the program understands the importance of, and knows how to keep children from being harmed.
What is a "Culture of Safety"
This is what the S stands for in the SAFE method for outdoor play.
What is "Supervision"
Of all the things teachers do everyday, this responsibility rises above of everything else.
What is "keeping children safe"
One of the key components of Active Supervision
What is "Counting"
This is the leading cause of death among children ages 1 - 12 months old
What is SIDS: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Teachers are leaders, and children form strong bonds and look up to their teachers. That's why teachers need to do this.
What is "model safe behaviors"
When you evacuate infants you need this
What is a "crib"
One of the 6 strategies of Active Supervision, this is something teachers should do to ensure all areas of the classroom are organized and children know what to do and where to go.
What is "Set Up the Environment"
This is considered a "a teacher's rule of thumb" whenever they are moving a group of children from one location to another inside or outside the building.
What are "headcounts"
Daily Double! A plan that details how to evacuate, where to go, what to take with you, and what to do if you cannot return to the school building is called this.
What is a "Contingency Plan"
Making sure an infant is placed in their crib on their backs during rest time is an example of this.
"Safe Sleep Practice"
The person responsible for taking attendance sheets, emergency cards, and first aid kits during evacuation drills.
Who is the "Lead Teacher"
This is a tool that you can use to ensure safe environments for children everyday.
What is a "Classroom Checklist"
These are the people at your center who are mandated reporters
Who are Staff
In the event of an outside threat, ("strange" intruder nearby) this is the first rule teachers must follow.
What is "Stop all Classroom Activities"