food borne illness hepatitis A washing your hands danger zone deadly gas most common form of F.B.I. treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn the key to preventing kitchen accidents direct pressure F.B.I. washing hands how to put out a grease fire chemical contaminants Hairnets salmonella Label & Date staphylococci Eating or Drinking 145 degrees F 40 degrees 165 degrees F e- coli spills 5 stages of hand washing lower shelves Label & Date 5 stages of hand washing what bacteria needs to grow washing your hands FIFO steam burns staphylococci food borne illness sanitation how to put out a grease fire sneezing/couching FIFO 20 seconds deadly gas lower shelves treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn NDV's common kitchen accidents hepatitis A Wear these three e- coli common kitchen accidents 145 degrees F thaw law what bacteria needs to grow physical contaminants the key to preventing kitchen accidents Kitchen Counters steam burns physical contaminants F.B.I. 20 seconds step stool / ladder danger zone step stool / ladder spills water NDV's two- hour rule food borne illness people commonly affected by F.B.I. Kitchen Counters Label/Date direct pressure 95% salmonella food borne illness cross contamination most common form of F.B.I. water perishable sanitation 95% botulism sneezing/couching chemical contaminants Wear these three washing hands people commonly affected by F.B.I. cross contamination thaw law two- hour rule botulism 40 degrees F 165 degrees F perishable food borne illness hepatitis A washing your hands danger zone deadly gas most common form of F.B.I. treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn the key to preventing kitchen accidents direct pressure F.B.I. washing hands how to put out a grease fire chemical contaminants Hairnets salmonella Label & Date staphylococci Eating or Drinking 145 degrees F 40 degrees 165 degrees F e- coli spills 5 stages of hand washing lower shelves Label & Date 5 stages of hand washing what bacteria needs to grow washing your hands FIFO steam burns staphylococci food borne illness sanitation how to put out a grease fire sneezing/couching FIFO 20 seconds deadly gas lower shelves treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn NDV's common kitchen accidents hepatitis A Wear these three e- coli common kitchen accidents 145 degrees F thaw law what bacteria needs to grow physical contaminants the key to preventing kitchen accidents Kitchen Counters steam burns physical contaminants F.B.I. 20 seconds step stool / ladder danger zone step stool / ladder spills water NDV's two- hour rule food borne illness people commonly affected by F.B.I. Kitchen Counters Label/Date direct pressure 95% salmonella food borne illness cross contamination most common form of F.B.I. water perishable sanitation 95% botulism sneezing/couching chemical contaminants Wear these three washing hands people commonly affected by F.B.I. cross contamination thaw law two- hour rule botulism 40 degrees F 165 degrees F perishable
(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.
N-food borne illness
N-hepatitis A
G-washing your hands
O-danger zone
I-deadly gas
G-most common form of F.B.I.
B-treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn
G-the key to preventing kitchen accidents
N-direct pressure
N-F.B.I.
B-washing hands
I-how to put out a grease fire
N-chemical contaminants
G-Hairnets
B-salmonella
I-Label & Date
O-staphylococci
B-Eating or Drinking
B-145 degrees F
O-40 degrees
B-165 degrees F
G-e-coli
G-spills
N-5 stages of hand washing
B-lower shelves
I-Label & Date
B-5 stages of hand washing
G-what bacteria needs to grow
B-washing your hands
O-FIFO
N-steam burns
O-staphylococci
N-food borne illness
G-sanitation
O-how to put out a grease fire
B-sneezing/couching
N-FIFO
G-20 seconds
G-deadly gas
G-lower shelves
G-treatment for a 1st/2nd degree burn
G-NDV's
O-common kitchen accidents
N-hepatitis A
N-Wear these three
G-e-coli
I-common kitchen accidents
N-145 degrees F
I-thaw law
I-what bacteria needs to grow
I-physical contaminants
O-the key to preventing kitchen accidents
G-Kitchen Counters
O-steam burns
O-physical contaminants
B-F.B.I.
I-20 seconds
N-step stool / ladder
O-danger zone
O-step stool / ladder
I-spills
B-water
G-NDV's
N-two-hour rule
O-food borne illness
G-people commonly affected by F.B.I.
O-Kitchen Counters
I-Label/Date
O-direct pressure
O-95%
B-salmonella
I-food borne illness
I-cross contamination
I-most common form of F.B.I.
N-water
N-perishable
I-sanitation
N-95%
I-botulism
B-sneezing/couching
B-chemical contaminants
B-Wear these three
G-washing hands
B-people commonly affected by F.B.I.
I-cross contamination
O-thaw law
B-two-hour rule
I-botulism
I-40 degrees F
B-165 degrees F
O-perishable