Toddler, Preschool, School Age EOU

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Evelyn, Isla, and Aiden are having a race to see who can do this first: A five-year-old usually can ____________________.

• Recognize numerals 1-10

• Recognize square and rectangle

• Rote count 1 – 20

• Write numerals 1 – 10

In the math center, Tommy and Kyle are having a blast playing with toy cars. Suddenly, they start arguing over a shiny red car. Tommy tells Kyle that he's not his friend anymore, making Kyle cry and run to the teacher. Meanwhile, Tommy happily continues playing with the cars. Why did Tommy's egocentric behavior happen?

• He is self-centered

• He does not care how Kyle feels

• He thinks Kyle feels like him

• He got exactly what he wanted

Mason and Samuel are having a friendly debate about why boys tend to weigh more than girls. James jumps in and says it's because boys tend to have __________________.

• Greater bone ossification

• Greater muscle development

• More fat deposits

• More water weight

Abigail, Isla, and Zoe are discussing the behaviors typically expected of boys and girls. What are they talking about?

• Emotional dependency

• Egocentrism

• Gender Role Learning

• Repressed jealousy

Anika, Isla, and Mason are all four years old. They are learning new self-help skills. Which of the following skills do you think they have mastered?

• Distinguishing front and back of clothes

• Dressing and undressing without assistance

• Putting shoes on correct feet each time

• Unbuttoning back buttons

Hey Mason, Charlotte, and Nora! Can you guess how toddlers first hold pencils or crayons? Is it by...

• Grasping between their middle and index fingers

• Grasping it in their fist like a ball

• Holding it between their index and middle fingers

• Holding it between their index finger and thumb

Imagine Aria, Arjun, and Liam are toddlers. Which of the following would be a part of their self-awareness?

• How others look

• Only what they can do

• Other children’s toys

• What belongs to them

Imagine you're at a party with Nora, Grace, and Emma. Suddenly, you notice a child throwing a temper tantrum. According to you, temper tantrums are _______________________________.

• Done to make a point

• Done to get attention

• Directed towards siblings

• Signs that the child is spoiled

Michael, Grace, and Arjun are playing a game that requires them to quickly match objects on a screen with their corresponding shapes on a table. What skill are they improving during this activity?

• Eye-hand coordination

• Large-muscle development

• Muscle development

• Small-muscle development