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Reproduction
Parenting
Prenatal Development
Infant Development
Toddler Development
100

What is the name of the organ where a fertilized egg implants and develops?

What is the uterus

100

Which parenting style combines high expectations with emotional support?

What is authoritative parenting

100

How many trimesters in prenatal development?

What is three

100

Which sense is most developed at birth?

What is hearing
100

Toddlerhood generally includes what age range?

What is 1-3 years


200

What is the process called when an ovary releases a mature egg?

What is ovulation

200

This parenting style is high in warmth but low in rules and expectations.

What is permissive parenting

200

What trimester is known for major organ formation?

What is the first trimester

200

What are the four areas of development in infants?

Physical

Cognitive

Social

Emotional

200

This can occur in toddlers when they are unable to express their feelings.

What is a tantrum

300

What is the male reproductive cell?

What is sperm

300
This parenting style is when parents are absent, or inattentive to the child and their needs.

What is uninvolved parenting

300
The structure that supplies nutrients and removes waste for the fetus is called the:

What is the placenta

300
Daily talking, reading, and responsive interactions support which area of infant development?

What is cognitive development

300

Toddlers commonly engage in this type of play where they play next to, but not necessarily with, other children.

What is parallel play

400

What are the four stages of the female menstrual cycle in order?

Menstrual phase

Follicular phase

Ovulation

Luteal phase


400
This parenting style often uses strict rules, limited flexibility, and "because I said so" reasoning.

What is authoritarian parenting

400
This protective fluid cushions the fetus and allows for movement.

What is the amniotic fluid

400

This practice helps strengthen an infant's neck and core muscles and prevents flat spots on the head.

What is tummy time

400

What are the four different types of play and give an example of each

Physical - Jungle Gyms

Cognitive - Puzzles

Imaginative - Play Pretend

Sensory - Mud/sensory toys

500
Explain the journey of the egg from ovulation to implantation.

Ovary matures and releases egg into the fallopian tube. 

Sperm meets egg in the fallopian tubes and fertilizes

Fertilized egg travels to the uterus and implants into the uterine lining.

500

Explain how supportive and consistent parenting helps toddlers manage emotions and develop social skills

Up to teacher discretion 

500

Describe one positive and one negative influence on prenatal development that may interfere with fetal growth.

Up to teacher discretion 

500

Infants begin to understand that objects continue to exist even when they cannot see them. What is this cognitive milestone called?

What is object permanence

500

Toddlers experience tantrums mainly because they are still developing which regulation skill?

What is emotional self-regulation