Physical Development
Cognitive Develpoment 1
Teaching 4/5 year olds
Social/Emotional Development
Self Help Skills
Cognitive Development 2
100

this age can hop on one foot for 20 or more feet without losing balance.

4

100

 refers to how a person understands language 

Receptive language 

100

strengthening this in children will be some of your most important work.

their social skills

100

They are becoming aware of more dangers; however, preschoolers do not know enough to understand this. 

 what is and is not dangerous.

100

Preschoolers become more and more self-sufficient as these develop. 

self help skills

100


This age likes to practice writing 

 

5

200

Five-year-olds can this on a balance beam?

walk forward and backwards 

200

Children in this age group enjoy having this over and over again

the same stories read to them

200

Preschoolers still enjoy physical play, but now they like to spend more time doing what?

Talking

200

For four-year-olds, over one-third of a child’s play is this

solitary play

200

Preschoolers enjoy helping at meal times with these jobs.

table-setting and serving food

200

These types of language rules are still hard for preschoolers at this age. 

grammar rules

300

By four years, most children can complete _____piece puzzles. By five years, children can put together puzzles with ______ pieces.

12 to 18 piece

18 to 35 piece 

300

a vocabulary describing emotions called ______ is very important.

emotional language

300

this is the average time spent in activities such as woodworking, cooking, and sculpting clay

7 minutes 

300

these are the beliefs people have about male and female characteristics that are often based on their cultural beliefs about what is normal and appropriate behavior for males and females.

gender stereotypes

300

Preschoolers should be able to take care of their toileting needs, though they may need help and/or guidance with what? 

wiping

300

 reciting numbers in their proper order.

rote counting 

400

 preschoolers may become reckless in what way when using their new gross motor skills?

riding things like scooters too fast

400

This is the ability to speak in clearly pronounced sounds 

articulation 

400

Asking children questions about something of theirs can help build this.

self-esteem

400

The reason that adults need to model appropriate responses to sadness and to provide simple explanations 

to learn that it is okay to cry and talk about their feelings

400

Preschoolers should know these three things, for safety reasons such as getting lost. However, they will need to be taught and practice it. (not in book)

Their full name, address and phone number 

400

Many time concepts are still confusing for children this age. This is an example of one. 

how long an hour or a minute takes. 

 time is described in so many ways.  

500

These are difficult for preschoolers to identify and print.  

Letters that are mirror images, like b and d or p

500

This is an example of what? “The orange was eaten by Finley.” Three-year-olds do not usually understand this word order. They think the sentence means that the orange ate Finley. Four- and five-year-olds understand that Finley ate the orange.

passive voice sentence 

500

 When choosing helpers in the classroom, this is why you should NOT always pick the same few students.

Choosing the same few helpers time after time can make others feel unimportant.  

500

Preschoolers may do this because they have not have learned better ways of expressing anger from their adult role models or they could just want attention

respond more physically to anger 

They may use pushing, hitting, or kicking

500

As far eating meals, 5 year olds can do this




 cut soft foods with knives & throw their napkins in a wastebasket and clear their plates from the table.

500

this is the ability to express thoughts to others verbally or in writing

Expressive language 

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