Space & Furnishings
Personal Care & Routines
Language & Interactions
Activities
Program Structure
100

Where should you see child related displays?

*Bonus: how much of the artwork should be children's own artwork?

Eye level

*50%

100

What are the components for a healthy lunch?

Grain, protein, veggie, fruit, milk
100

Why did you make your tower so tall/small? What food are you making? How did you make the water wheel move? Are examples of...?

Open ended questions

100

Small building toys, manipulatives, art materials and puzzles are examples of what?

Fine motor activities

100

This item is written out and gives the idea of what children will actually experience each day in terms of how time is used.

Schedule

200

What are some examples of "space for privacy"?

Cozy, sand and water, independent art, reading, puzzles, wood working, etc

200

When should you or a child wash hands?

Before/after meals, before/after messy play, after outdoors, after toileting/diapering, blowing noses, cleaning up messes

200

When encouraging children to talk through or explain their reasoning, to get credit on the 5 and 7 level, how many instances should be observed?

At least 2

200

What are the 4 categories of art materials?

*Bonus: which category HAS TO be represented?

Drawing materials, paints, 3D materials, collage materials

*Drawing materials

200

How much time is acceptable between activities?

3 minutes or less

300
At the 7 level, how many clearly defined interest centers do you need to have?

At least 5

300

How can a teacher help a child manage independent health practices?

teach proper handwashing, how to put on their own coat, reminder to flush toilets, wiping their own face, button buttons, zip zippers, read health books or games.

300

Class stories, dictated pictures, child and teacher made books, child written notes are examples of...

Linking spoken communication with written communication

300

Multicultural music, diverse collection of dolls and puppets, people of varying races in pictures/books/puzzles, are examples of what?

Promoting diversity and acceptance in a classroom

300

In order to receive credit, how long should FREE PLAY be given to children in a day?

at least 1 hour
400

What would an assessor look for in a cozy area?

Carpet, enough cushions or pillows and ample soft toys.

400

How should a teacher/teachers greet children and parents?

Warm, positive and individual greetings

400

What are some examples of language materials?

Posters, pictures, flannel board stories, picture card games, recorded stories and songs
400

Warmth through physical contact, show respect and respond sympathetically are indicators that describe what

Staff-child interactions

400

"Whole group gatherings" may not be suitable for which age of children?

Under 3.5 years old or a child with special needs

500

To receive credit for "accessible for children with disabilities" how wide should the bathroom doorways measure?

32 inches wide

500

During nap/rest time: reading books or playing a quiet activity are examples of what?

Provisions for early risers or non-nappers

500

What are the six categories of books that should be represented in a classroom?

Fantasy, factual information, stories about people, stories about animals, nature/science, books that reflect different cultures and abilities.

500

Helping children talk through conflicts instead of fighting, encourage socially isolated children to find friends and helping children understand feelings of others are examples of...

Promoting healthy interactions among children and their peers

500

TRUE OR FALSE:

All centers and materials have to be available for children during FREE PLAY

False! Not all centers need to be open, what makes it FREE PLAY is the fact children are able to choose for themselves