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Final Jeopardy
$25 Question from Red
What is a Toddler?
$25 Answer from Red
A Toddler is a child around age of one who is beginning to walk
unsteadily.
$50 Question from Red
What shows a child’s readinessto begin toilet training?
$50 Answer from Red
Language SkillsMotor SkillsControl of Sphincter Muscles
$75 Question from Red
What comes first? Bowel orBladder control?
$75 Answer from Red
Bowel
$100 Question from Red
What are three causes ofnegativism/misbehavior
of children around 18 months?
$100 Answer from Red
Desire for IndependenceFrustrationLack of languageImpulsivityEgocentricPhysical DiscomfortCuriosityTesting
$125 Question from Red
Describe the difference in angerbetween an 18 month old and
3 year old.
$125 Answer from Red
18 mos.-physically expressed3 yrs.-verbally and less explosively
$150 Question from Blue
Give examples of large motor skills
$150 Answer from Blue
Running, Hopping, Walking
$25 Question from Blue
Give examples of small motor skills
$25 Answer from Blue
Coloring, Drinking from a Cup, Playing with Blocks
$50 Question from Blue
List two factors to improvedental health
$50 Answer from Blue
Diet, Hygiene.
$75 Question from Blue
Children organize information from the outside world into
categories.Name some categories thatchildren put concepts into.
$75 Answer from Blue
Colors, Shapes, Sizes
$100 Question from Blue
What is Parallel Play?How old?
What is Cooperative Play?How Old?
$100 Answer from Blue
Children play near each other, but donot interact. (18 mos-3yrs.)Playing with other children,
around age 3.
$125 Question from Yellow
Why is it beneficial for childrento have companions their own
age and not just adult companionship?
$125 Answer from Yellow
Starting the social learning processat a young age is easier. Children
need to learn how to becomeaccustomed to having their
feelings hurt.
$150 Question from Yellow
Describe empathy
$150 Answer from Yellow
The ability of someoneto put themselves in another
persons’ place-by the age of 2.
$25 Question from Yellow
Compare a baby’s ability to concentrate to an adult’s
$25 Answer from Yellow
Baby=can only focus on one thing; attention is drawn to anything that reaches the senses.Adult=can tune out backgroundsand focus on one thing.
$50 Question from Yellow
Name some important considerationsin buying toys
$50 Answer from Yellow
Safe! Age AppropriateDurableEasy to care forEncourages Imagination
$75 Question from Yellow
Describe and give an exampleof incidental learning.
$75 Answer from Yellow
Unplanned learning; Child stepson a toy and it makes a noise; after this happens a few more times, the
child sees a cause and effect relation-ship and does it on purpose.
$100 Question from Green
Describe and give an exampleof trial and error learning.
$100 Answer from Green
Several solutions are tried beforeone works; shape sorters
$125 Question from Green
Describe and give an exampleof imitation learning.
$125 Answer from Green
Watching and copying; dental floss
$150 Question from Green
Describe and give an exampleof directed learning.
$150 Answer from Green
Formal teaching, “This is the letterA, this is the color blue”, etc.
$25 Question from Green
What stages of problem solvingdoes a young child go throughwith a shape sorter? An older
child?
$25 Answer from Green
Young-try all the solutionsOlder-mentally process thesolutions before trying
$50 Question from Green
A child from one to three growsslower or faster than an infant?
$50 Answer from Green
Slower-about 8 inches and 10 pounds of growth(over 2 years)
$75 Question from Orange
How can you make foods interestingto children?
$75 Answer from Orange
ColorTextureShapeTemperatureEase of Eating
$100 Question from Orange
Describe important characteristics to consider when purchasing
children’s clothing.
$100 Answer from Orange
Comfort, Durability, Economy
$125 Question from Orange
What is socialization?
$125 Answer from Orange
The process by which children learn to get along with other
people.
$150 Question from Orange
How does a caregiver promote good speech in a child?
$150 Answer from Orange
Model Good Speech!
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Free
Final Jeopardy
Summarize the process of moral development, noting the thinking
process of the three stages in Kohlberg’s theory and a brief
example of each.
Final Jeopardy Answer
Reward and PunishmentApproval of OthersGolden Rule
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