Play/Development
Poverty/ Attachment and Trauma
Language/ Curriculum
Autism Spectrum Disorder/ LGTBQ
Nutrition/ Behavior Modification
100
Susie and John are both playing with a ball next to one another, but not interacting
What is parallel play?
100
The pattern of young children living in low-income families has been ___________
What is increasing?
100
Which of the following is an example of expressive language? -asking questions -naming objects -maintaining conversations
What is asking questions?
100
If you were to say "this is a piece of cake" while pointing to a very easy math problem, a child with autism would think...
What is an actual piece of cake?
100
Why does Head Start focus on getting parents involved with its nutritional curriculum?
What is to increase knowledge about childhood obesity and health?
200
Sally and Joe are moving in and out of play together, and they do not have a common focus.
What is associative play?
200
Based off of Lamy's article, name two reasons why attending a high quality preschool is more valuable than attending a low quality preschool
-Well-educated teachers -Parent involvement is higher -Kids develop positive relationships
200
Name two signs of a language disorder
-Trouble following directions -Doesn't take turns when speaking to others -Difficulty answering questions
200
Why is the word spectrum used when describing autism?
What is it occurs along a continuum? -Everyone's case occurs on an individual basis
200
Dr. Allison Miller believes that the ability or inability to _____________ can predict obesity in children.
What is self regulate?
300
This person highlighted the importance of make believe play because it encouraged self regulation and abstract thinking.
Who is Vygotsky?
300
Name the four styles of attachment and provide a short description of each
What is -Secure -Insecure Resistant -Insecure Avoidant -Disorganized
300
HighScope Preschools integrate _______ into their daily curriculum
What are KDI's? (Key Developmental Indicators)
300
List three aspects of a classroom that may help a child with autism to function better in the setting
-Structure routines -Pictures of the day's schedule -Verbal reminders of what will happen next
300
List 3 long term effects of obesity
-Type 2 Diabetes -Obesity in later years -High cholesterol -High blood pressure
400
Tom is running around the playground. This is an example of _____ motor skills
What is gross?
400
________ came up with the 6 principles to help a traumatized child. AND what type of attachment style did Rachel exhibit?
What is Janet Mann? What is Disorganized?
400
A jigsaw puzzle activity is an example of a child exploring what type of math learning?
What is geometry?
400
Name two actions supported by the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct that would be inclusive of LGBTQ preschool families
What is - Adapting book choices and songs to include LGBTQ structured families -Open to a variety of religious groups
400
A parent gets angry with his or her child but chooses to express feelings strongly instead of attacking the child's character. This is an example of _________
What is an alternative to punishment?
500
Name the four categories of development in preschool
What is -cognitive -physical -social-emotional -language
500
When a mother returns to pick up her child at preschool, her child hardly notices her and is disinterested. The attachment style that best represents this is _______
What is Insecure Avoidant?
500
A way for an adult to support his or her child's level of current thinking by encouraging them to advance to the next level of understanding is called:
What is scaffolding?
500
How can a preschool be more inclusive of LGBTQ families?
What is (answers will vary)?
500
When a parent and a child encounter a problem and work together to find a solution they are ________
What is problem solving?
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