Identificationand care ofill childrenPediatricfirst-aid andPediatricCPR trainingMinimumstandardsand howthey apply tothe caregiverWaterSafetyTrainingEmergencyPreparednessAdministermedications asapplicable, incompliance with§746.3803regarding requiredauthorizations.5 hours ofinstructorledtrainingSocialDevelopmentAttachmentandresponsivecare givingPhysicalDevelopmentPlanningdevelopmentallyappropriatelearningactivitiesHandling,storing, anddisposing ofhazardousmaterialsRecognizingand preventingshaken babysyndrome andabusive headtraumaObservationandassessmentFactorsindicating achild is at riskfor abuse orneglectUnderstandingbuilding andpremises safety,including identifyingand preventinghazards such aselectrical risks, water,and trafficSafetyTeacher-childinteractions24 clockhours ofannualtrainingEmotionalDevelopmentTopics relevantto the particularage group thecaregiver isassignedPreventing andresponding toemergenciesdue to food oran allergicreactionPreventing andcontrolling thespread ofcommunicablediseases,includingimmunizationsUnderstandingearly childhoodbraindevelopmentAt least 2 yearspriorexperience inregulated child-care centerChild growthanddevelopmentProof of at least 24clock hours oftraining in the areasoutlined in§746.1305,completed at anotherregulated child-carecenter.CulturalDiversity forchildrenand familiesHigh SchoolChild-Carework-studyclassesRiskManagementUnderstandingand using safesleep practicesand preventingsudden infantdeath syndromeApproachesto learningAge-appropriateCurriculumGuidanceanddisciplineCommunityorganizationsoffering trainingprograms foremployees,children, andparents.Pre-serviceTrainingTransportationSafety trainingProceduresfor reportingchild abuseor neglectChild health(for example,nutrition andphysicalactivity)Warning signsindicating achild may be avictim of abuseor neglectCognitiveDevelopmentCare ofchildrenwith specialneedsProfessionalDevelopmentIdentificationand care ofill childrenPediatricfirst-aid andPediatricCPR trainingMinimumstandardsand howthey apply tothe caregiverWaterSafetyTrainingEmergencyPreparednessAdministermedications asapplicable, incompliance with§746.3803regarding requiredauthorizations.5 hours ofinstructorledtrainingSocialDevelopmentAttachmentandresponsivecare givingPhysicalDevelopmentPlanningdevelopmentallyappropriatelearningactivitiesHandling,storing, anddisposing ofhazardousmaterialsRecognizingand preventingshaken babysyndrome andabusive headtraumaObservationandassessmentFactorsindicating achild is at riskfor abuse orneglectUnderstandingbuilding andpremises safety,including identifyingand preventinghazards such aselectrical risks, water,and trafficSafetyTeacher-childinteractions24 clockhours ofannualtrainingEmotionalDevelopmentTopics relevantto the particularage group thecaregiver isassignedPreventing andresponding toemergenciesdue to food oran allergicreactionPreventing andcontrolling thespread ofcommunicablediseases,includingimmunizationsUnderstandingearly childhoodbraindevelopmentAt least 2 yearspriorexperience inregulated child-care centerChild growthanddevelopmentProof of at least 24clock hours oftraining in the areasoutlined in§746.1305,completed at anotherregulated child-carecenter.CulturalDiversity forchildrenand familiesHigh SchoolChild-Carework-studyclassesRiskManagementUnderstandingand using safesleep practicesand preventingsudden infantdeath syndromeApproachesto learningAge-appropriateCurriculumGuidanceanddisciplineCommunityorganizationsoffering trainingprograms foremployees,children, andparents.Pre-serviceTrainingTransportationSafety trainingProceduresfor reportingchild abuseor neglectChild health(for example,nutrition andphysicalactivity)Warning signsindicating achild may be avictim of abuseor neglectCognitiveDevelopmentCare ofchildrenwith specialneedsProfessionalDevelopment

Childcare Training Requirements Bingo - Call List

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  1. Identification and care of ill children
  2. Pediatric first-aid and Pediatric CPR training
  3. Minimum standards and how they apply to the caregiver
  4. Water Safety Training
  5. Emergency Preparedness
  6. Administer medications as applicable, in compliance with §746.3803 regarding required authorizations.
  7. 5 hours of instructor led training
  8. Social Development
  9. Attachment and responsive care giving
  10. Physical Development
  11. Planning developmentally appropriate learning activities
  12. Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials
  13. Recognizing and preventing shaken baby syndrome and abusive head trauma
  14. Observation and assessment
  15. Factors indicating a child is at risk for abuse or neglect
  16. Understanding building and premises safety, including identifying and preventing hazards such as electrical risks, water, and traffic
  17. Safety
  18. Teacher- child interactions
  19. 24 clock hours of annual training
  20. Emotional Development
  21. Topics relevant to the particular age group the caregiver is assigned
  22. Preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction
  23. Preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases, including immunizations
  24. Understanding early childhood brain development
  25. At least 2 years prior experience in regulated child-care center
  26. Child growth and development
  27. Proof of at least 24 clock hours of training in the areas outlined in §746.1305, completed at another regulated child-care center.
  28. Cultural Diversity for children and families
  29. High School Child-Care work-study classes
  30. Risk Management
  31. Understanding and using safe sleep practices and preventing sudden infant death syndrome
  32. Approaches to learning
  33. Age-appropriate Curriculum
  34. Guidance and discipline
  35. Community organizations offering training programs for employees, children, and parents.
  36. Pre-service Training
  37. Transportation Safety training
  38. Procedures for reporting child abuse or neglect
  39. Child health (for example, nutrition and physical activity)
  40. Warning signs indicating a child may be a victim of abuse or neglect
  41. Cognitive Development
  42. Care of children with special needs
  43. Professional Development