2019 Provider Training

1. If a provider will not be home or will be closed for day care, they are required to;

Send us a postcard

Continue to claim children for meals

Call Sponsor to inform them of closure

2. Commercially prepared food is not recommended but when served in your daycare it must carry a CN Label to verify it meets the meal pattern requirements

True

False

Good habit is to look for a CN label before purchase.

Explanation

Good habit is to look for a CN label before purchase.

3. If the Menu and Attendance and/or Timesheets are not recorded daily or incomplete, meals will be disallowed and provider will not be reimbursed.

True

False

4. When a parent declines a providers house formula, parent must complete a "Declining Provider Formula Form" and submit with initial enrollment.

True

False

5. Provider must keep current copies of all SIGNED child Enrollments in

Storage

The Car

3 Ring Binder and readily available for monitor to review

6. The Child Care Food Program can only reimburse for three meals, per day, per child. Two (2) main meals and one (1) snack or two (2) snacks and one (1) main meal. Provider should not mark more than allowed.

True

False

7. Enrollments are to be submitted in to our office;

Within 5 days from when the child begins your care

With your claim at the end of the month

Monitor will pick up at visit

8. Time Sheet Records must be maintained on a daily basis for each child in the day care, including drop in children.

True

False

9. Whole GRAINS / WHEATS A Whole Grain/Whole Wheat must be served at least once a day.

True

False

10. When a provider cares for and infant/s, provider must offer an "Iron Fortified Formula"

True

False

11. Annual Provider Trainings are provided how many times a year?

Quarterly

Every 6 months

Annually

12. Provider must keep copies of all SIGNED child Enrollments. Copies of Enrollments must be sign by Parent and Provider. How long is the Provider is required to keep their records for?

3 years plus the current year

3 months

1 year

13. To qualify for Federal financial reimbursement, CACFP participants assure that they will operate in compliance with all Federal nondiscrimination in regards to

Law

Regulations

Instructions

Policies and Guidelines

All of the Above

14. A CN label is a product level which contains a statement that clearly identifies the contribution that product makes towards the CN meal pattern requirements.

True

False

15. USDA regulations require that Child Care Food Program Sponsors (Angels CCFP) train providers each year on the Meal Pattern, Meal Counts, Submission and Reviews of Claims, Record Keeping and Reimbursement.

True

False

16. 2% Milk is not allowed and cannot be served to any child at any age

True

False

Note: Effective 10/01/2017 2% milk has been removed from the meal pattern chart and is not reimbursable.

Explanation

Note: Effective 10/01/2017 2% milk has been removed from the meal pattern chart and is not reimbursable.

17. Milk Requirements A child 2 years and Older is required to be offered

Formula

Whole Milk

1% or Fat Free Milk

18. A Meal Benefit Form Must be completed to;

Allow provider to claim their own (if qualified)

Allow Helpers child to be claimed (if qualified)

All of the above

http://angelsccfp.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/DCH-06-Meal-Benefit-Form-for-Providers-2.doc-4-2017-31.pdf

Explanation

http://angelsccfp.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/DCH-06-Meal-Benefit-Form-for-Providers-2.doc-4-2017-31.pdf

19. Provider may receive reimbursement for meals when a mother comes to the daycare and breastfeeds her child?

True

False

20. For providers who claim online...when a child has been withdrawn and returns to your care, do you

Call the office and have child reinstated, then resubmit new enrollment

Enroll a duplicate child

Never enroll the child again

21. Breakfast cereal cannot contain more than

4 grams of sugar

6 grams of sugar

24 grams of sugar

http://www.odbcacfp.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/ChooseCereals.pdf

Explanation

http://www.odbcacfp.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/ChooseCereals.pdf

22. Milk Requirements A child 1 year old (12 months- 23 months) is required to be offered

Formula

Whole Milk

1% or Fat Free

23. Yogurt cannot contain more than

4 grams of sugar per 6 ounces

6 grams of sugar per 6 ounces

23 grams of sugar per 6 ounces

https://www.isbe.net/Documents/choose-yogurts.pdf

Explanation

https://www.isbe.net/Documents/choose-yogurts.pdf

2019 Provider Training

1. If a provider will not be home or will be closed for day care, they are required to;

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Commercially prepared food is not recommended but when served in your daycare it must carry a CN Label to verify it meets the meal pattern requirements

3. If the Menu and Attendance and/or Timesheets are not recorded daily or incomplete, meals will be disallowed and provider will not be reimbursed.

4. When a parent declines a providers house formula, parent must complete a "Declining Provider Formula Form" and submit with initial enrollment.

5. Provider must keep current copies of all SIGNED child Enrollments in

6. The Child Care Food Program can only reimburse for three meals, per day, per child. Two (2) main meals and one (1) snack or two (2) snacks and one (1) main meal. Provider should not mark more than allowed.

7. Enrollments are to be submitted in to our office;

8. Time Sheet Records must be maintained on a daily basis for each child in the day care, including drop in children.

9. Whole GRAINS / WHEATS A Whole Grain/Whole Wheat must be served at least once a day.

10. When a provider cares for and infant/s, provider must offer an "Iron Fortified Formula"

11. Annual Provider Trainings are provided how many times a year?

12. Provider must keep copies of all SIGNED child Enrollments. Copies of Enrollments must be sign by Parent and Provider. How long is the Provider is required to keep their records for?

13. To qualify for Federal financial reimbursement, CACFP participants assure that they will operate in compliance with all Federal nondiscrimination in regards to

14. A CN label is a product level which contains a statement that clearly identifies the contribution that product makes towards the CN meal pattern requirements.

15. USDA regulations require that Child Care Food Program Sponsors (Angels CCFP) train providers each year on the Meal Pattern, Meal Counts, Submission and Reviews of Claims, Record Keeping and Reimbursement.

16. 2% Milk is not allowed and cannot be served to any child at any age

17. Milk Requirements A child 2 years and Older is required to be offered

18. A Meal Benefit Form Must be completed to;

19. Provider may receive reimbursement for meals when a mother comes to the daycare and breastfeeds her child?

20. For providers who claim online...when a child has been withdrawn and returns to your care, do you

21. Breakfast cereal cannot contain more than

22. Milk Requirements A child 1 year old (12 months- 23 months) is required to be offered

23. Yogurt cannot contain more than