Behavior
Movement
Social
Early Signs
Diagnosis
100

This condition often makes it hard for a child to sit still, stay focused, or wait their turn. Name it

adhd

100

Some children need wheelchairs, walkers, or leg braces. Which condition mentioned often requires this support?

CP

100

This condition often makes learning to talk take longer and children are usually very social and friendly. Name it.

williams syndrome

100

If a child repeats actions like hand flapping or gets upset by loud noises, this is an early sign of which condition

autism

100

What is a "Calm Corner" used for?

A quiet spot with pillows, calming items, and tools to help children calm down when overwhelmed

200

True or False: One strength kids with ADHD often have is being good at solving these types of problems or thinking up new games.

true

200

Name one early sign of cerebral palsy related to movement or balance

Trouble sitting up, balance problems, one-sided movement

200

Children with Williams Syndrome often love and are especially good at what activity?

music/singing

200

Name two early signs of Down syndrome

Almond-shaped eyes; taking more time to reach milestones like walking or talking; softer muscle tone; very social/friendly

200

Name two types of therapists who might help a child.

 Psychologist; Speech Therapist; Physical Therapist; Pediatrician

300

List two common behaviors of a child with ADHD

Difficulty sitting still, easily distracted, acting without thinking, lots of motor energy, forgetting instructions

300

Down syndrome can cause softer muscle tone, what does this mean?

"Feeling a bit floppy when held" (softer muscle tone)

300

Give two social challenges a child with autism might have

Difficulty making eye contact, preferring to play alone, repeating actions, strong interest in one topic, upset by loud noises

300

What are two early signs of emotional behavioral disability

Feeling very angry or sad often; hard time following rules; trouble making/keeping friends

300

What does IEP or IFSP help provide for a child

ndividualized education plan / early intervention service plan (helps provide tailored supports in school)

400

Explain why a child with ADHD might act quickly without thinking.

Because their brains/processes move quickly and they have strong impulses (impulsivity)

400

Explain why play areas should have plenty of room for equipment for children with movement needs.

To make room for mobility devices and prevent collisions; so all children can move safely and join activities

400

Why might children with Williams Syndrome need help learning when it is okay to hug?

Because they may not understand personal boundaries and need teaching about appropriate touch

400

 List three early signs of autism

Hard to make eye contact or understand feelings; - Prefers playing alone; - Repeats actions (like hand flapping) / very focused on one topic / upset by loud noises or bright lights

400

Describe the three-step diagnosis process

 Step 1: Observation — teachers/parents notice signs; Step 2: Doctor visit — specialists assess; Step 3: Get help — therapy (ABA, physical, occupational, speech), IEP/IFSP

500

Suggest two classroom strategies to help a 4th grader with ADHD during story time.

Provide movement breaks; seat near teacher; use a fidget tool; give short, clear steps

500

 Describe two supports a daycare can provide to help a child with physical disabilities use crayons and spoons.

Examples: adapted grips for crayons and utensils; occupational therapy strategies; provide weighted utensils; allow extra time

500

How can a 4th grader include a child who is shy or prefers to play alone.

"Hi, would you like to play building blocks with us? We can take turns and you can pick the first piece."

500

Muscle stiffness is usually a part of what disability?

CP

500

List four types of help or therapy a child might receive after diagnosis

ABA therapy, Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy

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