social
emotional
physical
cognitive
general trivia
100

how do we promote a child's self responsibility? 

following a daily schedule, encourage self help skills 

100

what is the number one thing you need to have with toddlers?

patience! 

100

toddlers new ability to turn pages in a book and scribble with a crayon are ____ skills

fine motor
100

how many words to toddlers usually have?

50-300 words

100

What are Ms. Ramsdell's childrens' names?

Maya and AJ

200

how do toddlers usually play with eachother?

parellel play

200

what is a toddlers mood like?

changing rapidly

200

how do toddlers body proportions change?

when standing toddlers can appear bowlegged, stomachs stick out and they ‘toddle’ from side to side when walking

200

what are piaget's first 2 stages of development?

sensorimotor and preoperational

200

who is this? 

Michael cera

300

which do toddlers have an easier time playing with, other kids their age or adults/older kids (highschool friends)?

adults/older kids

300

why do toddlers get frustrated easily?

they feel ready for new independance but they don't always have the skills to be able to do things by themselves and they don't have as much language as we do

300

toddlers really like to do this thing (why is it so important that they have outside time?)

climb on things


300

Once a child has the ability to remember they can begin _____

symbolic thinking

300

what does it look super bad showing up to class late with 

a coffee (Not targeted also again no hate)

400
what is the best way to help a child learn social rules?

provide opportunities and be a good role model

400

what are three ways to help an fearful child?

prepare children for upcoming activities, act out feelings, read books about fearful events, provide empathy, encourage positive self talk


400

what is eating with toddlers like?

2 year olds can feed themselves w a fork & spoon but they can show less interest in eating and might dawdle over food

400

what is assimilation and what is accomidation? whats the difference?

Assimilation: children take in new information and try to make sense of it given what they already know

Accommodation: children change their thinking to make this new information fit

400

what 2 things did mrs. smith do that made maggie really not like her (No hate also all love)

christian meditations and going on a walk with her sprained ankle

500
caregivers need to be ____ with children, but not too much

flexible

500

why is a sense of security so important in toddlers and how do we help them feel more secure?

a sense of security is a primary emotional need for toddlers

stable routines and rituals help. try to have their daily schedule and environment be reliable and predictable


500

at what age do toddlers learn to climb up stairs and at what age do they learn to climb down stairs?

up stairs= 12-18 months

down stairs= 2 years

500

how do children learn/develop knowledge?

trial & error, repetition, and imitation

500

when did plowshares start?


1976

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