Question 1

Caregivers can do things to prevent accidents. List three.

Accepted Answer

Set clear rules.Do not allow children to

Question 2

Why is it important to include computers in after school programs?

Accepted Answer

Some children may not have acc

Question 3

When children have mastered one difficult task,they

Accepted Answer

A) do not want to try another. 
B) often say they cannot do it the next time they try. 
C) are more willing to try another. 
D) tell other children that it is too hard. 
A) do not want to try another. 
B) often say they cannot do it the next time they try. 
C) are more willing to try another. 
D) tell other children that it is too hard.

Question 4

Zwerling's poem quoted in this chapter addresses his concerns about children's play.What was his theme?

Accepted Answer

As he watched children participating in

Question 5

A game that helps children gain an appreciation for other cultures is called Jenga .

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Discuss differences in the physical skills of boys and girls and how these affect their choices of games to play.

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They have equal motor skills,but boys ha

Question 7

Having a teacher determine whether new technology is appropriate for the children involved is a guideline for developmentally appropriate practice.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A game of leapfrog

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A) helps to foster trust in others. 
B) results in a single winner. 
C) develops eye-hand coordination. 
D) develops logical thinking. 
A) helps to foster trust in others. 
B) results in a single winner. 
C) develops eye-hand coordination. 
D) develops logical thinking.

Question 9

In order to lessen competitiveness when children play games,caregivers should

Accepted Answer

A) give prizes to all participants. 
B) praise all children for their participation. 
C) avoid playing games in which there are winners and losers. 
D) tell the children that winning doesn't matter. 
A) give prizes to all participants. 
B) praise all children for their participation. 
C) avoid playing games in which there are winners and losers. 
D) tell the children that winning doesn't matter.

Question 10

An example of authentic feedback is

Accepted Answer

A) "Very good!" 
B) "Nice job!" 
C) "Wow,you run really fast!" 
D) "Way to go!" 
A) "Very good!" 
B) "Nice job!" 
C) "Wow,you run really fast!" 
D) "Way to go!"

Question 11

As children get older,they begin to use computers for school projects and ________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

pursuing t

Question 12

An obstacle course develops large muscles by

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A) having increasingly difficult tasks. 
B) encouraging competition. 
C) letting children move at their own pace. 
D) letting children choose an activity. 
A) having increasingly difficult tasks. 
B) encouraging competition. 
C) letting children move at their own pace. 
D) letting children choose an activity.

Question 13

There seems to be support for the use of computers as ______________________________.

Accepted Answer

adjunct le

Question 14

Why is it important to include games such as Stalker and Nim in the curriculum of a child care center?

Accepted Answer

By playing and learning about games play

Question 15

When computers are first brought into a classroom,the adults assume the role of ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When computers are first brought into a...

Question 16

Children increase their _________________________ when playing dice games.

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The answer of Children increase their _________________________ when playing dice...

Question 17

Children like the inflexibility of game rules.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

When an adult assumes the role of coach,the adult should ____________________ as children gain experience.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When an adult assumes the role of...

Question 19

The term "adjunct learning tool" was used in relation to computers.What does this mean?

Accepted Answer

Computers can be an additional

Question 20

The game Twenty Pairs helps children to match like pairs and also helps them ___________________________________.

Accepted Answer

accept tha

Caregivers can do things to prevent accidents. List three.

Why is it important to include computers in after school programs?

When children have mastered one difficult task,they

Zwerling's poem quoted in this chapter addresses his concerns about children's play.What was his theme?

A game that helps children gain an appreciation for other cultures is called Jenga .

Discuss differences in the physical skills of boys and girls and how these affect their choices of games to play.

Having a teacher determine whether new technology is appropriate for the children involved is a guideline for developmentally appropriate practice.

A game of leapfrog

In order to lessen competitiveness when children play games,caregivers should

An example of authentic feedback is

As children get older,they begin to use computers for school projects and ________________________________________.

An obstacle course develops large muscles by

There seems to be support for the use of computers as ______________________________.

Why is it important to include games such as Stalker and Nim in the curriculum of a child care center?

When computers are first brought into a classroom,the adults assume the role of ____________________.

Children increase their _________________________ when playing dice games.

Children like the inflexibility of game rules.

When an adult assumes the role of coach,the adult should ____________________ as children gain experience.

The term "adjunct learning tool" was used in relation to computers.What does this mean?

The game Twenty Pairs helps children to match like pairs and also helps them ___________________________________.

Caregivers: Who Are They

The Children

Families: Where Children Are Nurtured

Development in Middle Childhood: Physical

Development in Middle Childhood: Cognitive

Development in Middle Childhood: Psychosocial and Moral

Helping Children Develop Social Competence

Program Planning

Creating an Environment

Imagination and the Arts

Science and Math

Helping Children Develop Literacy Competency

Preparing for Adult Roles

Getting Fit,staying Fit

Using Community Resources

Quality and Standards

Filters

Exam 10: Games and Other Fun Things to Do

Caregivers can do things to prevent accidents. List three.

Why is it important to include computers in after school programs?

When children have mastered one difficult task,they

Zwerling's poem quoted in this chapter addresses his concerns about children's play.What was his theme?

A game that helps children gain an appreciation for other cultures is called Jenga .

Discuss differences in the physical skills of boys and girls and how these affect their choices of games to play.

Having a teacher determine whether new technology is appropriate for the children involved is a guideline for developmentally appropriate practice.

A game of leapfrog

In order to lessen competitiveness when children play games,caregivers should

An example of authentic feedback is

As children get older,they begin to use computers for school projects and ________________________________________.

An obstacle course develops large muscles by

There seems to be support for the use of computers as ______________________________.

Why is it important to include games such as Stalker and Nim in the curriculum of a child care center?

When computers are first brought into a classroom,the adults assume the role of ____________________.

Children increase their _________________________ when playing dice games.

Children like the inflexibility of game rules.

When an adult assumes the role of coach,the adult should ____________________ as children gain experience.

The term "adjunct learning tool" was used in relation to computers.What does this mean?

The game Twenty Pairs helps children to match like pairs and also helps them ___________________________________.

Caregivers: Who Are They

The Children

Families: Where Children Are Nurtured

Development in Middle Childhood: Physical

Development in Middle Childhood: Cognitive

Development in Middle Childhood: Psychosocial and Moral

Helping Children Develop Social Competence

Program Planning

Creating an Environment

Imagination and the Arts

Science and Math

Helping Children Develop Literacy Competency

Preparing for Adult Roles

Getting Fit,staying Fit

Using Community Resources

Quality and Standards

Filters