Exam 7: Planning: School-Age Children
Exam 1: The Director: a Broad View69 Questions
Exam 2: Diversity and Early Education69 Questions
Exam 3: Choices: Schools and Programs77 Questions
Exam 4: Setting Goals72 Questions
Exam 5: Planning: Infants and Toddlers81 Questions
Exam 6: Planning: Preschool-Age Children78 Questions
Exam 7: Planning: School-Age Children75 Questions
Exam 8: Family Child Care62 Questions
Exam 9: Staff Selectionpersonnel Policies64 Questions
Exam 10: Staff Supervision and Training69 Questions
Exam 11: Budget79 Questions
Exam 12: Nutrition, Health and Safety for the Program69 Questions
Exam 13: Beginnings: a New Programa New Year64 Questions
Exam 14: Including Families and the Community75 Questions
Exam 15: Maintaining the Quality of Child Care72 Questions
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Past experiences with success can lead to a positive self-image.
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Licensing requirements for school-age children may require separate bathrooms for boys and girls.
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In the period between age five and age seven, children develop the ability to remember facts.
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As children's language develops during middle childhood, children
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School Age Care Environmental Rating Scales are used to make sure children are achieving the goals and objectives of the program.
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During Erikson's period of industry versus inferiority, children acquire the skills they will need as adults in their particular environment.
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At the age of __________ or __________ children make up their own rules, but also begin to learn to play games by the rules.
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a.one who provides a caring, nurturing environment for children who spend long hours away from home
b.a group formed by school-age children as a means for strengthening the bonds with their peers and feeling free from adult supervision
c.equipment that can be used in more than one way
d.Erikson's middle-childhood stage, during which children acquire skills needed for adulthood
e.a person of the same age as oneself
f.supplements the kinds of learning children are exposed to in school
g.space that is not shared with any other part of a child care program
h.the setting for after-school child care; children are able to sit in soft chairs, lie on a couch, or loll on the floor
i.may contain a laptop or table and MP3 players
j.space for children to unwind, rest and read
-dedicated space
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MATCHING
a.one who provides a caring, nurturing environment for children who spend long hours away from home
b.a group formed by school-age children as a means for strengthening the bonds with their peers and feeling free from adult supervision
c.equipment that can be used in more than one way
d.Erikson's middle-childhood stage, during which children acquire skills needed for adulthood
e.a person of the same age as oneself
f.supplements the kinds of learning children are exposed to in school
g.space that is not shared with any other part of a child care program
h.the setting for after-school child care; children are able to sit in soft chairs, lie on a couch, or loll on the floor
i.may contain a laptop or table and MP3 players
j.space for children to unwind, rest and read
-caregiver
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School-age children should have the opportunity to develop friendships with their caregivers.
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The pace of an after-school program should be fast in order to keep children interested and involved.
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Project Home Safe guidelines were designed for school-age children.What did they state regarding schedules?
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a.one who provides a caring, nurturing environment for children who spend long hours away from home
b.a group formed by school-age children as a means for strengthening the bonds with their peers and feeling free from adult supervision
c.equipment that can be used in more than one way
d.Erikson's middle-childhood stage, during which children acquire skills needed for adulthood
e.a person of the same age as oneself
f.supplements the kinds of learning children are exposed to in school
g.space that is not shared with any other part of a child care program
h.the setting for after-school child care; children are able to sit in soft chairs, lie on a couch, or loll on the floor
i.may contain a laptop or table and MP3 players
j.space for children to unwind, rest and read
-homelike atmosphere
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Cooking a snack that requires measuring can be considered a __________ or __________ activity.
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