Physical
Cognitive
Social-Emotional
Language
Growing Up
100

What is the name for using small muscles to pick up a toy?

FINE or GROSS motor skill

Fine motor skill

100

How does a baby learn about the world?

a. Taking a test

b. Reading books

c. Using their senses

Using their senses

100

What might a baby do when they are upset?

Cry

100

How does a baby communicate before they can talk?

Crying, facial expressions, smiling

100

Are babies MORE or LESS dependent than a 5 year old?

More

200

What is an example of a gross motor skill?

Running, jumping, skipping, walking, climbing, etc. 

200

What skill does a child use to figure out how puzzles fit together?

a. Gross motor skills

b. Problem-solving

Problem-solving

200

Around what age do children typically start making friends?

3-5 years

200

What is one example of NONVERBAL communication?

Body language, facial expressions, tone in voice, etc. 

200

What is one thing toddlers may do independently that babies cannot?

Feed themselves, use the restroom, pour their own drinks, climb stairs, walk, dress themselves

300

What is an example of a fine motor skill?

Writing, coloring, using a spoon, using scissors, pinching, etc. 

300

What skill helps a child remember where they put a toy?

a. Memory

b. Problem-solving

c. Reasoning

Memory

300

What is one way a child typically shows happiness?

Smiling or laughing

300

Give one example of VERBAL communication. 

Spoken or written words

300

True or False: Compared to a toddler, a preschooler typically needs MORE help with tasks.

False. They typically need less help and are more independent. 

400

Which  skill helps a baby hold a toy?

a. Grasping

b. Reading

c. Running

Grasping

400

What does problem-solving mean?

Finding a way to fix or figuring something out

400

What age do children typically through tantrums? Why?

Toddlers, 1-3. They don't usually have the skills to manage their emotions yet. 

400

How does communication usually change from a baby to age 5?

Children learn words and use sentences.

400

What is one skill a child uses when completing a puzzle?

Cognitive: problem-solving, memory, concentration, spatial awareness

Physical: Fine motor skills

500

What is the difference between fine and gross motor skills?

Fine is small muscle groups and movements. Gross is big muscle groups and movements. 

FINE = fingers

GROSS = giant

500

True or false: As children grow, their thinking usually becomes more developed. 

True

500

Why is playing with other children important?

It helps kids learn teamwork, make friends, and more social. 

500
True or false: listening is part of language and communication development. 

True

500

What is a milestone?

An important event, achievement, or turning point in someone's life.