step stool / ladder Kitchen Counters thaw law lower shelves sneezing/couching perishable 155 degrees F 145 degrees F treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn 5 stages of hand washing perishable 20 seconds e- coli the key to preventing kitchen accidents two hour rule perishable food borne illness how to put out a grease fire physical contaminants salmonella 40 degrees F food borne illness sanitation most common form of F.B.I. washing hands deadly gas steam burns thaw law washing your hands 20 seconds spills common kitchen accidents hepatitis A 145 degrees F botulism Label/Date most common form of F.B.I. Treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn Eating or Drinking 40 degrees F sanitation two- hour rule lower shelves how to put out a grease fire Wear these three Label & Date chemical contaminants washing your hands common kitchen accidents 95% physical contaminants deadly gas NDV's washing hands what bacteria needs to grow danger zone danger zone spills what bacteria needs to grow chemical contaminants people commonly affected by F.B.I. food borne illness staphylococci 165 degrees F spills step stool/ladder cross contaminatin F.B.I 20 seconds e- coli two- hour rule direct pressure 165 degrees F Hairnets steam burns botulism water salmonella hepatitis A step stool / ladder Kitchen Counters thaw law lower shelves sneezing/couching perishable 155 degrees F 145 degrees F treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn 5 stages of hand washing perishable 20 seconds e- coli the key to preventing kitchen accidents two hour rule perishable food borne illness how to put out a grease fire physical contaminants salmonella 40 degrees F food borne illness sanitation most common form of F.B.I. washing hands deadly gas steam burns thaw law washing your hands 20 seconds spills common kitchen accidents hepatitis A 145 degrees F botulism Label/Date most common form of F.B.I. Treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn Eating or Drinking 40 degrees F sanitation two- hour rule lower shelves how to put out a grease fire Wear these three Label & Date chemical contaminants washing your hands common kitchen accidents 95% physical contaminants deadly gas NDV's washing hands what bacteria needs to grow danger zone danger zone spills what bacteria needs to grow chemical contaminants people commonly affected by F.B.I. food borne illness staphylococci 165 degrees F spills step stool/ladder cross contaminatin F.B.I 20 seconds e- coli two- hour rule direct pressure 165 degrees F Hairnets steam burns botulism water salmonella hepatitis A
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
G-step stool / ladder
O-Kitchen Counters
B-thaw law
O-lower shelves
B-sneezing/couching
G-perishable
B-155 degrees F
I-145 degrees F
O-treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn
G-5 stages of hand washing
G-perishable
N-20 seconds
G-e-coli
I-the key to preventing kitchen accidents
I-two hour rule
G-perishable
I-food borne illness
B-how to put out a grease fire
I-physical contaminants
B-salmonella
I-40 degrees F
N-food borne illness
N-sanitation
B-most common form of F.B.I.
O-washing hands
N-deadly gas
G-steam burns
O-thaw law
O-washing your hands
N-20 seconds
N-spills
B-common kitchen accidents
N-hepatitis A
I-145 degrees F
I-botulism
G-Label/Date
N-most common form of F.B.I.
O-Treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn
B-Eating or Drinking
I-40 degrees F
N-sanitation
I-two-hour rule
O-lower shelves
B-how to put out a grease fire
B-Wear these three
I-Label & Date
I-chemical contaminants
O-washing your hands
B-common kitchen accidents
G-95%
N-physical contaminants
N-deadly gas
N-NDV's
O-washing hands
N-what bacteria needs to grow
G-danger zone
O-danger zone
G-spills
G-what bacteria needs to grow
N-chemical contaminants
B-people commonly affected by F.B.I.
B-food borne illness
O-staphylococci
B-165 degrees F
N-spills
G-step stool/ladder
B-cross contaminatin
I-F.B.I
B-20 seconds
G-e-coli
I-two-hour rule
G-direct pressure
O-165 degrees F
O-Hairnets
G-steam burns
I-botulism
I-water
B-salmonella
N-hepatitis A