Science of Kids

What do children at the Kinder Camp age begin to understand?

• Sharing

• Turn taking

• Reading

• Writing

Kindercampers' brains at this age are __________________ as active an adult's brain.

• Four Times

• Ten Times

• Twice

• None of the above

What do children at the Kinder Camp age begin to form?

• Imaginary friends

• Real friendships

• Study groups

• Sports teams

What relationship understanding is developed in Camp 1?

• Cause and effect

• Random and chaotic

• Unrelated and independent

• Circular and repetitive

What is a suggested activity for encouraging discussions with Camp 1 campers?

• Solo reading

• Group storytelling game

• Individual puzzles

• Silent meditation

What is a sign of increased independence at Camp 1?

• Emotional Regulation and Independence

• Begins Negotiating

• Increased Logical Thinking

• Morality and Fairness

Which of the following is a focus of brain development in Camp 2?

• Strengthen peer relationships and social awareness

• Develop fine motor skills

• Enhance spatial reasoning

• Improve physical endurance

Camp 2 campers do not seek validation from peers.

• True

• False

For Camp 2, what should counselors avoid with their campers?

• Solving camper problems

• Nuturing their campers

• Encourage children to try new activities

• All of the above