Nolocalemergencynumberscomplete injuryreport, reportaccident tocentercoordinator,contact parentAfterchild's 2week ofschoolon theplayground,duringevacuations,and field tripsTo see if achild issick or hasbruisesAfter 1st weekof entry andprior to 30 daydeadlineFiG sheet/ FIGprofile, Parent/Teacherconferenceformdaily, before achild gets onthe bus, enterthe classroomand throughoutthe day.no excessive physicalforce, such as spanking,isolation, shaking, biting,slapping, jerking,shaming, pulling hair,denying food or rest,forcing a child to eat orrest, punishing a child forbathroom accidents.Nurturingchildrengloves, scissors,tweezers, adhesivebandage tape,gauze, roller gauze,safety pins, eyepads, pencil,notepad, Band-AidsIn case there aremedical issuessuch as asthma,diabetes, tubefeeding, severeanemiafirst-aid kitTab'sscreenerby thetelephonesin everyroomassessmentpermission,statement ofpurpose,influenza, andtransportationoutside play, benefitsof learning,volunteering,classroom, disciplineprocedure, mealtime,bus safetyby not talkingabout it aloudand help thechild in thebathroomquietly2 weeksafter childbeginsschoolYellow formwith the specialallergy/ diet,symptoms, andhow to treatDuringstaff teammeetingTo meetthe childrenand theirfamiliesSo we can knowwhere childrenaredevelopmentallyDuring staffteam meetingsbefore a childenters theclassroomNolocalemergencynumberscomplete injuryreport, reportaccident tocentercoordinator,contact parentAfterchild's 2week ofschoolon theplayground,duringevacuations,and field tripsTo see if achild issick or hasbruisesAfter 1st weekof entry andprior to 30 daydeadlineFiG sheet/ FIGprofile, Parent/Teacherconferenceformdaily, before achild gets onthe bus, enterthe classroomand throughoutthe day.no excessive physicalforce, such as spanking,isolation, shaking, biting,slapping, jerking,shaming, pulling hair,denying food or rest,forcing a child to eat orrest, punishing a child forbathroom accidents.Nurturingchildrengloves, scissors,tweezers, adhesivebandage tape,gauze, roller gauze,safety pins, eyepads, pencil,notepad, Band-AidsIn case there aremedical issuessuch as asthma,diabetes, tubefeeding, severeanemiafirst-aid kitTab'sscreenerby thetelephonesin everyroomassessmentpermission,statement ofpurpose,influenza, andtransportationoutside play, benefitsof learning,volunteering,classroom, disciplineprocedure, mealtime,bus safetyby not talkingabout it aloudand help thechild in thebathroomquietly2 weeksafter childbeginsschoolYellow formwith the specialallergy/ diet,symptoms, andhow to treatDuringstaff teammeetingTo meetthe childrenand theirfamiliesSo we can knowwhere childrenaredevelopmentallyDuring staffteam meetingsbefore a childenters theclassroom

Pre-Service - 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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  2. local emergency numbers
  3. complete injury report, report accident to center coordinator, contact parent
  4. After child's 2 week of school
  5. on the playground, during evacuations, and field trips
  6. To see if a child is sick or has bruises
  7. After 1st week of entry and prior to 30 day deadline
  8. FiG sheet/ FIG profile, Parent/ Teacher conference form
  9. daily, before a child gets on the bus, enter the classroom and throughout the day.
  10. no excessive physical force, such as spanking, isolation, shaking, biting, slapping, jerking, shaming, pulling hair, denying food or rest, forcing a child to eat or rest, punishing a child for bathroom accidents.
  11. Nurturing children
  12. gloves, scissors, tweezers, adhesive bandage tape, gauze, roller gauze, safety pins, eye pads, pencil, notepad, Band-Aids
  13. In case there are medical issues such as asthma, diabetes, tube feeding, severe anemia
  14. first-aid kit
  15. Tab's screener
  16. by the telephones in every room
  17. assessment permission, statement of purpose, influenza, and transportation
  18. outside play, benefits of learning, volunteering, classroom, discipline procedure, mealtime, bus safety
  19. by not talking about it aloud and help the child in the bathroom quietly
  20. 2 weeks after child begins school
  21. Yellow form with the special allergy/ diet, symptoms, and how to treat
  22. During staff team meeting
  23. To meet the children and their families
  24. So we can know where children are developmentally
  25. During staff team meetings before a child enters the classroom