I'm strangely proud of this. Maybe it's because I'm a visual learner, but I thought this might help Charlotte's teacher. She can stick it on the wall, or someplace easy to reference. I'm going to color it in with red, yellow and green according to the bg numbers. (too lazy to figure out how to do that on the computer) ETA: The teacher won't be doing any blood sugar checks herself. Charlotte will go to the nurse for that. But she will have her Dex on that the teacher can check at certain times of the day.
Thanks! I hope it will be helpful. I did it in Photoshop. I took a clipart image of a thermometer and changed it all around. If anyone wants it, I can delete the words and leave the numbers so it can be printed out and written by hand according to your child's individual target range.
As a fellow "visual learner" this chart is perfect! I would love a copy....I have photoshop, but maybe you could upload a pdf link and folks could download that. Again great job....I'm sure your dd's teachers will appreciate this useful tool! :cwds:
I really like this! This year, our goal is to start our son in the direction of self management...checking his BG in class. This would be a wonderful tool to give to him to help him start figuring out what to do in response to his BGs. Great job. Thanks for sharing!
LOVE IT, Danielle!! When you have a minute, can you email me a copy? I think it would be helpful for playdates too.
OMG this would be great for the before and afterschool program or when I drop her with a dad or mom to take her to school! SHe actually has a clear cosmetic pouch with her supplies I could tape it to the inside.
CWD won't let me attach the pdf file as it's too big. I can email it if someone wants it though. I attached a cleaned-up, more generic version of it as well.