Physical Dev
Toddlers grow at about ___________ the rate of infants in weight and height.
What is one half
The emotional development of a toddler is often compared to a __________________
What is a rollercoaster
Playing next to each other, not with each other
What is parallel play
What is intelligence
The two speech difficulties talked about
What are stuttering and articulation
This includes walking and jumping.
What are gross motor skills
The key emotional behaviors seen in toddlers include: Negativism, temper tantrums and ________________
What is self centered(ism)
At this age, toddlers are concerned with fairness
What is about 2 1/2 years
There are 4 main methods of learning. These include: direct teaching, imitation, trial and error and ______________
What is incidental learning
Doing the opposite of what others want
What is negativism
Cutting with scissors, coloring, the pincer grasp
What are fine motor skills
Erikson's theory during the toddler stage is called __________________________
When children learn to play with each other.
What is cooperative play
Intellectual Development can be broken down into 7 areas.
Name 3 of them.
What are: Attention, Memory, Perception, Reasoning, Imagination, Creativity, and Curiosity.
They are the biggest influence in a toddler's development of self-concept.
Who are the parents and caregivers
Calcium, limit sugar, start dental visits
What is providing good dental health
How a child sees him or herself is called ________________
What is self concept
Cooperative play starts to be developed at around this age
What is 3 years.
When do children learn new skills.
What is when they are ready.
The skillful use of hands and fingers
What is Dexterity.
These include: color, texture, shape, temperature and ease of eating.
What are aspects of Meal Appeal.
Determining a good time, limit toys, and establishing a routine.
What are ways to help Toddlers get adequate sleep.
Setting limits, giving choices and role modeling are examples of this
What is guiding childrens' behaviors
Name 3 ways a parent can guide learning.
give time and attention, Allow time for thinking, Demonstrate problem solving, Keep a positive attitude, allow for exploration, take breaks.
What is Sensory Integration.