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It is advisable to have these posted daily in the same location before members enter a room.

What are assignments, group rules and Formula for Impact?

100

What are some examples of Explorers and Juniors group rules at Navy Yard?



Respect yourself, adults, and each other; Be on time to program; Participate in every activity; Use an indoor voice; Raise your hand to speak, etc.

100

What are examples of appropriate rewards?

Verbal Praises; high-fives; smiling faces;

100

Approximately, How many members should be in a  small group activity?

Arrangements of children in groups three (3), four (4) or absolute maximum five (5).

100

Where at the clubhouse is this item located?


At the main entrance of the Clubhouse.

200

What is the rationale for posting rules and assignments in the same place?



Members will have to take responsibility for their work, behaviors and participation. They will always know where to refer to (as a reminder of the rules) within the program area space.

200

What is one way to have members embrace and accept the group rules?


Have members participate in the creation of their own rules; Have them all sign a contract; Have the group make a pledge to uphold the rules agreed upon by the group

200

What are examples of inappropriate consequences?



Yelling and screaming at children; having a child seat on time out for more than 5-10 minutes; etc.

200

What is one advantage of a U-shape seating arrangement?


This arrangement facilitates whole group discussions while still encouraging the members to face towards the leader at the head of the conversation .                                                                                                        

200

Where in the clubhouse is this scene located?


In the Gameroom...in front of Notes for Notes

300

Gym to activity; Activity to activity; Activity to lunch; lunch to activities; Activity to activity; Activity to dismissal

What are some examples of transition times?

300

What are the two kinds of Group Leader responses a person can have towards members behaviors? (hint: they are complete opposites)


1. Giving Rewards (following rules) 

and 

2. Giving Consequences (breaking rules)

300

How many written group rules or expectations should there be per group?

3-5; any more and the children will not care to remember them.

300

Where should group leaders sit while members are participating in groups?

Within close proximity of the groups (ideally within the groups themselves)

300

Where in the clubhouse was this scene located?

In the gymnasium......   Double Jeopardy for an 500 EXTRA points (given at the end of the game).......In what year did this occur?

400

Which day or day(s) of the week will the Dance Program occur?

Mondays and Thursdays

400

What are some examples of appropriate consequences?

Temporary time outs; genuine apologies; call home (directors only)

400

When should rules, routines and procedures be taught?

At the beginning of the program and all throughout the program.

400

What is the standard staff to children ratio while indoors? ....while out on trips?

Ideally: 1:8 (indoors)....1:5 (outdoors)

400

Where within the clubhouse were these items located?

The old computer lab on the 2nd floor.....Currently the Members room across from the bathrooms

500

Which day of the week does Navy Yard go on trips?

Wednesday.....Double Jeopardy...for an extra 300 points (given at the end of the game) What happens to the members who do not go on the Wednesday trips?

500

What is the name of the document we use to record extreme misbehavior?

An Incident Report...must be submitted to the Assistant Clubhouse Director and Unit Director.

500

Which picture is an example of good behavior management? Explain why?

The children passing the hula hoop around is an example of good behavior management.

500

Is this an acceptable seating arrangement? Give me two reasons why or why not?

This is NOT acceptable behavior. Reasons:

1. People do not normally sit on top of desks. They  sit in chairs.

2. A child can get hurt from falling off the desk and onto the floor.

3. Other children will want to mimic this               

     inappropriate behavior; causing the group leader even more chaos to manage. 

500

Identify at least 2 rules being broken in this picture.

1. Children are jumping into the water. This is not allowed.

2. Boys and girls are in the pool together at the same time.

3. The children with longer hair are not wearing swim caps.

4. The children are not wearing their identified color bands.