Understanding Toddler Development Milestones

At what age do most toddlers typically begin to combine two words to form simple sentences?

• 6-9 months

• 18-24 months

• 30-36 months

• 12-15 months

Which of the following is a common social skill developed by toddlers between 13-35 months?

• Reading independently

• Parallel play

• Writing their name

• Solving math problems

Which cognitive milestone is typically observed in toddlers during the 13-35 month period?

• Understanding object permanence

• Solving algebraic equations

• Reading full sentences

• Multiplying numbers

Which of the following is an example of an emotional regulation technique suitable for toddlers?

• Deep breathing exercises

• Writing in a journal

• Giving a formal speech

• Solving puzzles

Which physical activity is most appropriate for promoting gross motor development in toddlers?

• Running and jumping

• Typing on a keyboard

• Solving crossword puzzles

• Painting with watercolors

What is a recommended play strategy to support learning in toddlers?

• Structured play with building blocks

• Memorizing multiplication tables

• Practicing cursive writing

• Reading novels

Which of the following best describes the language development milestone of a 2-year-old?

• Uses two-word phrases

• Writes complete sentences

• Reads short stories

• Solves riddles

A toddler is upset after another child takes their toy. Which emotional regulation technique would be most effective in this situation?

• Encouraging the toddler to use words to express feelings

• Ignoring the child’s emotions

• Giving the child a new toy immediately

• Asking the child to write an essay

A parent wants to encourage cognitive growth in their 2-year-old. Which activity should they plan and why?

• Hide-and-seek with objects, because it promotes object permanence

• Watching television, because it is entertaining

• Memorizing phone numbers, because it improves memory

• Practicing spelling, because it helps with reading

A teacher observes that a toddler is not engaging in parallel play with peers. What could be a strategic approach to support the child’s social skills?

• Arrange small group activities to encourage interaction

• Assign individual worksheets

• Increase screen time

• Reduce playtime