Print Rich Classrooms
Language Arts Center
Planning for Centers
Family Home Connections
Vocabulary
100

What does a print rich classroom promote, according to the text?

Language Skills

100

In language arts centers, related instructional materials are located in how many convenient and inviting area(s)?

One

100

What is an important aspect of a concentration based center?

Quiet (Privacy)

100

Who is a child's foremost teacher and model?

Family

100

Early language stage in sound production in which an infant engages in vocal play with vowel and consonant sound.

Babbling

200

There is a correlation between the level of print in a classroom and what skill?

Writing Ability

200

How many children should this area accommodate at one time?

5 to 6

200

What type of center is becoming a new normal?

Computer Centers 

200

Where is the child's most influential school?

Home

200

An early stage during the pre-linguistic period in which vowel sounds are repeated,particularly the u-u-u sound.

Cooing

300

Name an example of an item that would be displayed in a diverse print rich classroom.

Printed language examples. (Would also accept: household items, cultural clothing, musical instruments, photographs, books.)

300

Language arts centers need to be separated from what?

Vigorous Classroom Activities (Noise)

300

What can be used to make boundaries to block off an area as a center?

Bookcases

300

Educators should follow a family-by-_ approach when it comes to relationships with families. 

Family-by-Family 

300

The process that creates mental images, concepts, and operations.

Cognition

400

Not only should the classroom be print-rich, but the print should also be _?

Meaningful

400

Language arts centers have three main functions: (1) provides looking/listening activities (2) an area for hands-on experiences with materials, and (3) it provides a place for _______?

Storing Materials

400

Once rooms or areas are designated as language centers, staff members classify materials into “looking and listening” or "_ _" categories

“working with”

400

Encourage family participation in ____.

Decision Making 

400

Extended eye contact between infant and caregiver.

Gaze Coupling

500

Reutzel and Clark (2011) suggest that the first step in creating an effective literacy classroom involves doing what?

Taking Inventory of Supplies

500

Small areas can be enlarged by building in which direction for more space for your classroom?

Upward

500

Teachers have gotten creative in making private spaces, even using what unique item as a workable space?

An Old Bathtub

500

Child literacy at home and school is influenced by three important factors: (1) setting, (2) ____ (3) planned and unplanned events.

Models

500

Those who adhere to the theory that children are born with biological dispositions for learning that unfold or mature in a natural way.

Nativists

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