WorksheetsTween Life-Unit 10 Child Care-PC-H
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Safe and healthy for the age of the child
Age-appropriate
Positive reinforcement
Redirection
Time out
Giving rewards for good behavior
Age-appropriate
Positive reinforcement
Redirection
Time out
Telling a child what to do instead of just telling him or her what not to do
Age-appropriate
Positive reinforcement
Redirection
Time out
Stops a child's behavior by removing them from the situation for a specific length of time
Age-appropriate
Positive reinforcement
Redirection
Time out
Can be used in more than one way
Childproofing
Confidential
Versatile
Making an area safe for a child
Childproofing
Confidential
Versatile
Private
Childproofing
Confidential
Versatile
"Thank you for putting your toys away." is an example of
redirection
positive reinforcement
"Put the toy in the box, not on the floor." is an example of
positive reinforcement
redirection
"Eat your peas instead of throwing them." is an example of
redirection
positive reinforcement
"You drew a great picture." is an example of
redirection
positive reinforcement
A toy that has sharp edges is
inappropriate
appropriate
A toy that is versatile
appropriate
inappropriate
A book that helps develop a child's vocabulary
appropriate
inappropriate
A violent movie
appropriate
inappropriate
An activity that encourages creativity
appropriate
inappropriate
A video game you think is okay for kids, but the parents told you not to let the child play
appropriate
inappropriate
A book with colorful illustrations
appropriate
inappropriate
Children need to feel safe and cared for.
true
false
Most young children do not need naps during the day.
true
false
A babysitter should ask for an emergency contact number before parents leave the house
true
false
Parents don't need to leave instructions about food the child can eat. The baby sitter should just know what to feed the child.
true
false
It's okay to tell your friends about private information you learned about a family while babysitting.
true
false
A child might act out if he or she is tired or hungry.
true
false
Time out should be no more than one minute per year of age of the child.
true
false
Which of the following is NOT a need of children?
Clothing
food
new toys
exercise
Which of the following is a reason to talk to parents about what to feed a child while you are babysitting?
The child may have a food allergy..
Certain foods have safety hazards because of their shape or size.
The child may have a medical condition that keeps them from eating certain foods.
all answers are correct
A babysitter should _____.
know all the house rule without being told
be a child's main teacher
be attentive to children and follow parents' rules
know how to deal with every possible situation
A parent should give specific instructions to a babysitter because _____.
babysitters need to know what the parents want to happen when they are not home
most teenagers are irresponsible
children shouldn't be left with babysitters
parents don't think babysitters know much about children
An ethical babysitter _____.
looks through mail while babysitting
keeps information confidential
texts and calls friends while babysitting
puts his or her own needs above the child's
Getting down on a child's level and talking to them will help children _____.
learn how to bend the rules
fall asleep at nap time
follow all the rules
get to know you
32. How does time out help manage a child's behavior?
It makes them feel bad about their actions
It makes them angry so they stop talking to you
It stops a behavior and removes the child from a situation.
It gives you time to do something besides watch the child.
Playing games, playing with toys, and reading books with a child can _____.
entertain the child
help the child discover new things
help you have a positive experience with the child
all the answers are correct
All toys are appropriate for children.
true
false
A babysitter doesn't need to watch a child closely, as long as the house is childproofed.
true
false
