What is an example of how to expose children to space according to Piaget
100
preference of left or right hand
What is handedness
100
increases with stress
What is cortisol
100
symbolic thought used while playing
What is pretend play
200
Grows in height and weight
What is 5-8 cm and 2-3 kg per year
200
2 things are linked even though there is no logical reason for it
What is causality
200
the way to properly hold a pencil
What is tripod grip
200
Enhances verbal and social areas of the brain
What is dramatic play
200
interact with peers not just parallel play
What is social play
300
baby's first teeth
What are primary teeth
300
focus on one aspect of a situation to the point of neglecting another
What is Centration
300
preschool art work
What moves from shapes to designs to actual pictures
300
stimulating and hands on experiences
What improves neural pathways
300
Innate personality characteristics which explain why we react to situations in certain ways
What is temperament
400
2 things that are equal remain equal even if the way it looks changes
What is conservation
400
skill of finger and hand muscle
What is fine motor
400
Yelling and physical punishments
What should be avoided during conflicts with children
400
have more positive and negative interactions than other playmates
What are friends
500
changes into bone during around age 3
What is cartilage
500
focus so much on their own point of view that they cannot see the other person’s point of view
What is Egocentric
500
skill used for making large moving motions
What is gross motor skill
500
5-10 minutes
How long can a preschool pay attention to something
500
conflict which arises from a child wanting to pursue goals but may have moral reservations about actually doing the goal (may not be socially acceptable) - Erikson