Visual, verbaland auditorycues must beused to supportchildren’stransitionsprovideattentive,consistent,comforting, andculturallysensitive careEducators must bein sufficient proximityto children at alltimes in order to beable to intervenequickly whennecessarymaterials andequipment are visibleand readily accessibleto the children in careand are arranged topromote independentaccess by childrenprovide specificreasonableaccommodations toallow children withdisabilities to participatein regular programactivities wheneverpossibleuse environmentalmodifications, activitymodifications, adult orpeer support, and otherteaching strategies toencourage appropriatebehavior and preventchallenging behaviorsencourage self-control anduse positive child guidancetechniques such asrecognizing and reinforcingchildren’s appropriatebehaviors, having reasonableand positive expectations,setting clear and consistentlimits, and redirecting;Student tostaff ratiois 1:13Transitionsbetweenactivities mustbe smoothand flexibleeducators readingbooks daily withchildren of all agesin an engagingmanner in group orindividualizedsettingsChildren mustbe informedabouttransitions priorto theiroccurrencemodelcooperation,problem-solvingstrategies andresponsiblebehavior forchildren;encouragechildren tolisten to, help,and supporteach other;encouragechildren toshareexperiencesand ideas;Activities mustbe planned andorganized inadvance toavoid childrenwaitingprovide opportunitiesthat foster thedevelopment ofindependence andresponsibility in childrenby encouragingdecision-making,choices andindependent time,recognize signs ofstress in children’sbehavior andresponding withappropriate stress-reducing activities.provideopportunitiesfor children todevelop self-help skills asthey are readyassure that allchildren haveequalopportunities totake part in allactivities and useall materialsintervene quicklywhen children arephysically aggressivewith one another andhelping them developmore positivestrategies forresolving conflictofferopportunitiesfor children tomake choicesand decisions.demonstratecourtesy andrespect wheninteracting withchildren andadultsEducators mustbe positioned tomaximize theirability to seeand/or hearchildren in theircareencourageappropriateexpression ofemotions, bothpositive andnegativeVisual, verbaland auditorycues must beused to supportchildren’stransitionsprovideattentive,consistent,comforting, andculturallysensitive careEducators must bein sufficient proximityto children at alltimes in order to beable to intervenequickly whennecessarymaterials andequipment are visibleand readily accessibleto the children in careand are arranged topromote independentaccess by childrenprovide specificreasonableaccommodations toallow children withdisabilities to participatein regular programactivities wheneverpossibleuse environmentalmodifications, activitymodifications, adult orpeer support, and otherteaching strategies toencourage appropriatebehavior and preventchallenging behaviorsencourage self-control anduse positive child guidancetechniques such asrecognizing and reinforcingchildren’s appropriatebehaviors, having reasonableand positive expectations,setting clear and consistentlimits, and redirecting;Student tostaff ratiois 1:13Transitionsbetweenactivities mustbe smoothand flexibleeducators readingbooks daily withchildren of all agesin an engagingmanner in group orindividualizedsettingsChildren mustbe informedabouttransitions priorto theiroccurrencemodelcooperation,problem-solvingstrategies andresponsiblebehavior forchildren;encouragechildren tolisten to, help,and supporteach other;encouragechildren toshareexperiencesand ideas;Activities mustbe planned andorganized inadvance toavoid childrenwaitingprovide opportunitiesthat foster thedevelopment ofindependence andresponsibility in childrenby encouragingdecision-making,choices andindependent time,recognize signs ofstress in children’sbehavior andresponding withappropriate stress-reducing activities.provideopportunitiesfor children todevelop self-help skills asthey are readyassure that allchildren haveequalopportunities totake part in allactivities and useall materialsintervene quicklywhen children arephysically aggressivewith one another andhelping them developmore positivestrategies forresolving conflictofferopportunitiesfor children tomake choicesand decisions.demonstratecourtesy andrespect wheninteracting withchildren andadultsEducators mustbe positioned tomaximize theirability to seeand/or hearchildren in theircareencourageappropriateexpression ofemotions, bothpositive andnegative

EEC Regulation Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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.


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  1. Visual, verbal and auditory cues must be used to support children’s transitions
  2. provide attentive, consistent, comforting, and culturally sensitive care
  3. Educators must be in sufficient proximity to children at all times in order to be able to intervene quickly when necessary
  4. materials and equipment are visible and readily accessible to the children in care and are arranged to promote independent access by children
  5. provide specific reasonable accommodations to allow children with disabilities to participate in regular program activities whenever possible
  6. use environmental modifications, activity modifications, adult or peer support, and other teaching strategies to encourage appropriate behavior and prevent challenging behaviors
  7. encourage self-control and use positive child guidance techniques such as recognizing and reinforcing children’s appropriate behaviors, having reasonable and positive expectations, setting clear and consistent limits, and redirecting;
  8. Student to staff ratio is 1:13
  9. Transitions between activities must be smooth and flexible
  10. educators reading books daily with children of all ages in an engaging manner in group or individualized settings
  11. Children must be informed about transitions prior to their occurrence
  12. model cooperation, problem-solving strategies and responsible behavior for children;
  13. encourage children to listen to, help, and support each other;
  14. encourage children to share experiences and ideas;
  15. Activities must be planned and organized in advance to avoid children waiting
  16. provide opportunities that foster the development of independence and responsibility in children by encouraging decision-making, choices and independent time,
  17. recognize signs of stress in children’s behavior and responding with appropriate stress-reducing activities.
  18. provide opportunities for children to develop self-help skills as they are ready
  19. assure that all children have equal opportunities to take part in all activities and use all materials
  20. intervene quickly when children are physically aggressive with one another and helping them develop more positive strategies for resolving conflict
  21. offer opportunities for children to make choices and decisions.
  22. demonstrate courtesy and respect when interacting with children and adults
  23. Educators must be positioned to maximize their ability to see and/or hear children in their care
  24. encourage appropriate expression of emotions, both positive and negative