L3 - Indoor Safety and Regulatory Standards

1. What are some potential hazards in an indoor preschool environment?

• Drowning and poisoning

• Flooding and thunderstorm

• Thunder and lightning

• Flooding and drowning

Name ONE safety consideration in relation to use of indoor space.

• No protruding screws and nails

• Adequate space for furniture

• Adequate space to move around

• Furniture with rounded edges

What are some key considerations in selecting toys and play equipment?

• Age appropriate and expensive

• Age appropriate and durable

• Attractive and versatile

• Cheap and good

What can educators do to promote the personal safety of children?

• Acknowledge that you are also afraid.

• Acknowledge their fears, needs and wants.

• Brush them aside.

• Acknowledge with a nod and try not to make a big deal out of it.

Why do children bite?

• Teething, hungry and lack of language.

• Frustrated, teething and lack of language.

• Frustrated and hungry.

• Happy and hungry.

What is this module called?

• Child Safety, Health and Socio-Emotional Well-being

• I don't know

• Child Health and Socio-Emotional Well-bing

• Child safety, Health and Well-Being

Which of the following indicators provide evidence that the Centre conducts safe practices to promote welfare of the children in statement 4.1.2?

• SOPs are made accessible to all staff.

• First Aid box is checked regularly and replenished.

• Visitor's need to record their visits to the Centre.

• Menu must be displayed.

What item must the educator bring when going for field trips and outdoor?

• Mosquito repellent

• Portable First Aid kit

• Register

• Handphone

When an incident occurs in the Centre, what are the TWO final steps to take?

• Ask the child if he is fine and go back to the routine.

• Panic and cry.

• Call for ambulance and meet the child at the hospital.

• Call the child's parents and write in the incident log book.

How often must the Centre conduct a fire drill?

• Twice and within a period of not more than 5 months.

• Twice and at random.

• Twice and within a period of not more than 3 months.

• Twice and within a period of not more than 6 months.