Definitions
Gross Motor
What is the development of skills that involve the use of large muscles in the legs or arms, as well as general strength and stamina?
_______ can have a large roll when it comes to establishing and fostering healthy habits
What is Families?
A child at age 3 and 5 can both do this
What is uses a fork?
Gene
What is a basic unit of inheritance responsible for some physical or biological characteristics?
Healthy environments at home can include
What is planning balanced and nutritious meals, walking and exercising together, and playing together.
Fine Motor
What is the development of skills that involve the use of smaller muscles in the arms, hands and fingers?
Least expected movement of a 3 year old is _____
What is skipping?
Set backs a child with Cerebral palsy might have are
What is difficult moving, balancing, and motor planning?
Health and Physical Development
What is domain that focuses on how young children learn about their bodies?
Should teachers encourage active play
What is yes?
Physical Development
What is children's ability to use and control their bodies?
______ is an education plan to help meet personal goals
What is IEP?
Water breaks should be offered
What is every 30-45 minutes?
Heredity
What is The transmission of genes from a parent to their "offspring"?
Examples of gross motor skills are
What is jumping, throwing, climbing, running, skipping or kicking?
Adaptions
What is changes to instructions provided to a child based on his or her needs?
__ hours a day preschoolers should be engaging in physical activity
What is 3 hours?
Ways to use physical activity during transitions
What is walking, crawling, crab walking, or hopping, ect?
Developmental Delay
What is the "condition" of a child being less developed mentally or physically than is normal for his or her age?
Examples of fine motor skills are
What is drawing, cutting with scissors, stringing beads, tying, zipping or molding clay?
Developmental Milestones
What is a set of skills or behaviors that most children can do at a certain age range?
_________ is the most common motor disability in childhood
What is Cerebral palsy?
Year(s) that is considered most active time in child's life
What is 3-5 (preschool years)?
IEP
What is individual education program?
Is it important to involve families in young children's physical development
What is true?