Nutrition and Healthy Eating
Growth and Brain Development
Motor Skill Development
Sleep and Health
Health and Safety
100
  • 100: True or False – Bribing children with desserts is a good way to get them to eat vegetables.

(A: False)

100
  • 100: At age 2, the brain is ____% of its adult weight; by age 6, it is ____%. 

  • (A: 75%; 95%) 

100
  • 100: Gross motor skills involve _______ while fine motor skills involve _______. 

  • (A: Large muscles; manipulative skills.) 

100
  • 100: True or False – Sleep is just as important as food and water.

(A: True.)

100
  • 100: What mineral and dental treatment help prevent cavities?

(A: Fluoride and sealants.)

200
  • 200: What is one way to establish healthy eating habits?

(A: Provide balanced meals and avoid power struggles over food.)

200
  • 200: Which part of the brain links the left and right hemispheres?

(A: Corpus callosum.)

200
  • 200: Example of an activity that develops fine motor skills? 

  • (A: Using scissors, drawing, or beading.) 

200
  • 200: How many hours of sleep does a preschooler need per night?

(A: 10-11 hours.)

200
  • 200: Name one safety rule for preventing injuries in early childhood.

 

  •  (A: Use car seats, fence off pools, install smoke alarms.) 

300
  • 300: What nutrient should be limited in young children's diets because it interferes with iron absorption? 

  • (A: Calcium from milk.) 

300
  • 300: What developmental change helps children improve emotional regulation?

  •  (A: Growth in the prefrontal cortex.) 

300
  • 300: At what age can most children stand on one foot for 10 seconds and do a somersault?

 (A: Age 5.)

300
  • 300: What is one way caregivers can help prevent childhood obesity?

(A: Encourage physical activity and healthy eating.)

300
  • 300: What are the three leading causes of child injury?

(A: Falls, drowning, poisoning.)

400
  • 400: Recommended daily calorie intake for children ages 4-8? 

(A: 1,200 - 2,000 calories.)

400
  • 400: What is the function of myelination? 

(A: Speeds up neural communication and improves coordination.)

400
  • 400: What kind of play activity strengthens gross motor skills?

(A: Running, jumping, climbing, or dancing.)

400
  • 400: What are two risks of childhood obesity? 

(A: High blood pressure, diabetes, joint problems, psychological issues.)

400
  • 400: What are two signs that a child is ready for toilet training?

(A: Can pull pants up/down, stays dry for 2+ hours.)

500

500: What should a preschool-aged child eat for breakfast per USDA guidelines?

(A: ¾ cup milk, ½ cup fruit/vegetables, ½ ounce grains.)

500

500: True or False – The right hemisphere of the brain supports spatial skills like recognizing shapes.

(A: True.)

500

500: Name two fine motor skills a child develops by age 4.

 (A: Uses scissors, draws a person with 2-4 body parts.)

500

500: Name one symptom of sleepwalking and why it’s dangerous.

 (A: Walking while asleep with a blank stare; it can cause injury.)

500

500: What is one way caregivers can reduce the risk of food allergies?

(A: Be aware of allergies, educate others, and have an emergency plan.)