Active Supervision
Always being aware of where every child is and what they are doing is an example of.
What is Scan and Count.
Showing trust of children is an example of.
What is respecting children.
Purposefully ignoring inappropriate behavior is an example of.
The S in SWEEP stands for?
What is Survey.
Support nurturing adult-child interactions and provide safe and stimulating places to play and explore
What is a good outdoor environment.
Planning where you and other staff position yourselves to see and hear all children is an example of.
What is intervene immediately.
Recognizing moments of success is an example of.
What is recognizing positive behavior only.
The W in SWEEP stands for?
What is watch.
Where children are likely to get hurt on equipment that is not appropriate for the age and development of the children
What is in Head Start or Childcare Programs
Offering support by using what you know about each child’s individual needs and development is an example of.
What is engage and redirect.
Attending and focusing on the children's needs, interests, and wants is an example of.
What is being psychologically available to each child.
Encouraging acting out feelings in an appropriate way, for example hitting playdough, is an example of.
What is refusing to permit inappropriate behavior.
The P in SWEEP stands for?
What is proceed.
Is used to ensure the playground is free from harmful and dangerous materials.
What is the playground checklist
Using what you know about each child’s temperament, developmental abilities, interests, and skills to predict what the child may do next is an example of.
What is anticipating children's behaviors.
Name 2 examples of prohibited methods of classroom management.
If a child is having difficulty with an activity, helping him/her with the difficult part so he/she can move on without becoming too frustrated is called.
What is "hurdle help".
The two E's in SWEEP stands for?
What is examine and evaluate.
Position, scan, count, anticipate, plan, listen,
What are active supervision strategies for playground safety
The final two active supervision strategies are.
What is setting up the environment and listening.
When it is acceptable to send a child to the office?
What is never.
Name 3 of the 6 talking strategies to use with children.
What are:
1. Make positive statements.
2. Recognize, accepts, and discuss feelings.
3. Direct appeal-Discuss (please stop grabbing the book)
4. Remind-Discuss (Remember, I asked you to stop grabbing the book)
5. Refuse to discuss (when a child is trying to wear you down and change your mind)
6. Interpret the child's behavior (when you threw his truck, he got mad)
Sing the sweep song.
What is "Turn to the back. Turn to the front. Turn in a circle, Let’s have some fun!"
Promotes socialization, gross motor development, experimentation, and learning
What is the outdoor environment