the Curriculum
Guided Art
Storytelling
Guided Play
100
Broad Statements of purpose, reflecting the desired end results of education
What is program goals
100
This type of painting uses trays of paint and yarn
What is string painting
100
This age group of children enjoy stories that explaing how and why.
What is four-year olds?
100
Element used to add interest to puppet stories
What is conflict
200
These children prefer to work on their own
What is field-independent
200
This type of painting uses paing and starch, sawdust, or coffee grounds.
What is texture paintins
200
This age group of children enjoy stories that take them beyond here and now.
What is five year olds
200
Children give human traits to nonliving objects.
What is personification
300
A generalized idea or notion
What is a concept
300
Two blocks placed vertically a space apart, with a third block added on top.
What is bridging
300
These children enjoy stories that repeat their own expereinces.
What is two-year-olds?
300
When children pretend to be someone else, such as a wife, husband, or doctor.
What is role-playing
400
Learning experiences often revolve around these central topics
What is themes
400
Pudding, partially-set gelatin, or shaving cream can be used with this type of painting.
What is finger painting
400
These children enjoy stories that exxplain what people do and why.
What is three year olds
400
When a teacher provides children with ideas for difficult play situtations.
What is coaching
500
A simple method for listing possible concepts to be used in a theme
What is web
500
Result of placing a painting against a clean sheet of paper, patting the papers, and pulling them apart.
What is mono pianting
500
These children enjoy books with pictures of simple objects.
What are infants/toddlers
500
Showing correct behavior for children during socio-dramatic play
What is modeling
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