Terms
Developmental Norms for 4's and 5's
Learning Disabilities
Adaptations
Miscellaneous
100
This condition is a result of muscle imbalance caused by disuse of the eye.
What is amblyopia?
100
A four-year-old can hop on one foot.
What is a physical (gross motor) norm for a four-year-old?
100
5- 10 % of all school age children have trouble staying on task and are easily distracted.
What is Attention Deficit Disorder or ADD?
100
Use an augmentation device with pictures of commonly referred to objects to help facilitate communication.
What is an adaptation for cerebral palsy or autism?
100
Using a wash cloth, dressing and undressing with little help and combing hair.
What are typical self-help skills for 4 and 5-year-olds?
200
This hereditary disease occurs almost from birth that involves serious lung infections.
What is cystic fibrosis?
200
Understands a five-step command.
What is a cognitive norm for a five-year-old?
200
Asthma, arthritis and allergies.
What are health disorders?
200
Modify space and equipment as needed, secure carpets to floor and serve finger foods as snack frequently.
What are adaptations for various physical disabilities?
200
Repeating sounds and words or sometimes pausing for long periods of time.
What is stuttering?
300
A non-progressive condition that is a result of damage to the brain.
What is cerebral palsy?
300
1500 words
What is the norm for vocabulary of a four-year-old?
300
Having limited range of motion so his or her experience is different from their peers.
What is physical disability?
300
Making a child with disabilities feel as comfortable as possible.
What is the definition for adaptation?
300
When an object is counted for each number named.
What is true counting?
400
Reciting numbers in the proper order.
What is rote counting?
400
Can complete a 12-18 piece puzzle.
What is the fine motor norm for a four-year-old?
400
Characterized by havning extreme difficulty distinguishing letters and numerals
What is dyslexia?
400
Use acceleration and or enrichment.
What are some adaptations for gifted children?
400
Use patience, assign classroom responsibilities and use the eagerness to please and help.
What are teaching suggestions for 4 and 5-year-olds?
500
The ability to speak in clearly pronounced sounds.
What is articulation?
500
Can climb fences and march to music.
What is a physical (gross motor) norm for a 5-year-old?
500
Having exceptional skills in one or more of the six identified areas of creativity, intelligence, leadership, psycho motor, academic or visual arts.
What is giftedness?
500
Schedule snack and lunch at the same time each day.
What is an adaptation for a diabetic child?
500
7 minutes.
What is the average attention span for a 4 or 5-year-old?
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