Diapering
Headcounts & Transitions
Allergies & Medications
Ratio
Opening & Closing
100

What is the first step to a successful diaper change?

Fully preparing your diapering station.

100

Who does a headcount or rollcall?

The educators in the classroom

100

What medications do we not accept?

Non-labelled medication. (Tylenol, Advil) 

100

What are the ratio's for each classroom in Thriveology daycare (5)?

1. Baby room: (1:3 if a child is under a year old.) (1:4)

2. Junior Toddler: (1:6)

3. Senior Toddler: (1:6)

4. Preschool: (1:8)

5. Kinder: (1:10)

100

What is the first thing your should do when starting your shift, and the last thing you should do when ending your shift?

Hint: You may need to do this multiple times a day

Sign in and out

200

What are the DO NOT's of diaper changes (3)?

1. Do not leave the child unattended on the diapering table

2. Do not avoid diaper changes 

3. Do not skip steps to diaper changes

200

What is a transition?

A transition is a change from one state to another. 

Example: Moving from one classroom to another.

200

Which forms need to be filled out for medications?

1. Medication form 

2. Emergency medication form


200

What should an educator do if their classroom is over ratio? 

Tell your supervisor, they will adjust educators or children so your classroom is in ratio.

200

When should you begin closing duties?

Some of the closing duties can be started as early as 3:30, classrooms should be ready to close by 5:45.

300

How often do diaper changes need to occur?

Children should be checked hourly and changed accordingly.

300

Why are head-counts/ roll-calls important?

Headcounts and rollcalls prevent children from going missing and keep children safe.

300

Where should educators store their medication if needed?

The clinic

300

If you are in the kinder classroom but you have a majority of three year old's, what is your ratio?

Your ratio is 1:8, ratio goes based off of age, whatever age you have majority of is your ratio.

300

What are three steps from the opening checklist?

1. Entrances and doorways are clear of any hazzards

2. Set out provocations for children

3. Sign in children as they arrive

400

What are the steps that follow a diaper change (3)?

1. Promptly remove the child from the diapering station and wash their hands

2. Clean the diapering station with disinfectant

3. Wash your hands 

400

BONUS QUESTION: if answered correctly, question is worth double points.

What steps should be taken prior to a transition (3)?

1. Educators should prepare children with a verbal and visual time warning

2. Educators should prepare all the materials they will need for the transition (backpack, binder, medications, etc.) 

3. Educators should do a headcount/ rollcall to ensure all children are present and ready for the transition

400

What needs to be on or accompanying a medication for it to be accepted at daycare?

1. A label with the child's name

2. Prescribed dosage/ instructions for use

3. A form to match the label

400

What is the ratio when off of daycare property?

1:6 (depending on age group)

400

BONUS QUESTION: If answered correctly double the points for this question.

When a classroom is successfully closed, what does it look like?

Chairs and tables have been cleaned, chairs are stacked. 

Floors and entrance ways are clear of debris and have been swept and mopped, carpets have been vacuumed. 

Garbage's have new bags, old bags have been thrown away.

Bathrooms have been cleaned and sanitized 

Toys have been sprayed/ cleaned with bleach solution

Counters have been cleared

500

What is the proper way to apply diaper cream?

While wearing gloves, use a Kleenex or cotton pad to scoop some of the cream. Apply the cream covering the entire child's bottom, discard tissue. 

500

What is the difference between a head-count and a roll-call?

Headcount: counting how many children are present

Roll-call: calling out names and visually seeing each individual child

500

Who in the center has allergies, eating restrictions, or medications?

Baby: Emmett (dairy)

Junior: Melody (inhaler), Olive (vegan), Ayden (vegetarian), Nya (vegetarian)

Senior: Archer (tube fed, inhaler)

Preschool: Daxton (two inhalers), Carson (Benadryl, allergic to cold), Emma (dairy), Elliot (ketchup)

Kinder: Miro (vegetarian), Theo (vegetarian), Greyson (inhaler, eczema cream, epi-pen, allergy to peanuts)  

500

What age groups can mix in ratio?

Children above the age of 19 months are able to mix with other age groups.

Children under 19 months may not mix with other age groups

500

What is the most important part of opening and closing?

Signing children in and out