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Preschool classroom 3.pv

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An engaging environment plays a __________ role in a child's learning.

a)

crucial

b)

minor

c)

neglectable

d)

innate

2.

Young children are born with an _________________ to learn about their world.

a)

innate modesty

b)

innate curiosity

c)

innate behaviour

d)

innate weakness

3.

Children are like little sponges - they ________ .

a)

get dirty easily

b)

absorb information easily

c)

are soft and tear up easily

d)

aren't very smart

4.

"Intrinsically motivated" means: we do an act ________

a)

to avoid punishment

b)

to get internal satisfaction

c)

to get praised and rewarded by teachers

5.

According to Reggio Emilia educators: adults are the child's first teacher. Peers are their second teacher. And the __________ is the ‘third teacher’.

a)

internet

b)

environment

c)

school

6.

Teachers' role is to set up a/an _________ environment. (multiple correct answers).

a)

engaging

b)

exciting

c)

appealing

d)

disheartening

7.

The Slovenian kindergarten curriculum places significant ______________ on preschool space.

a)

enforce

b)

emphaty

c)

emphasis

8.

The space must be designed in a way that: _________

(Tick all that apply)

a)

promotes independence

b)

encourages competition

c)

offers freedom of choice

d)

nurtures collaboration

9.

The arrangement of the furniture must be ________________.

a)

fixed and rigid

b)

flexible and versatile

10.

In the picture: portable ________________.

a)

walls

b)

screens

c)

boards

11.

A flexible classroom can be easily __________ to facilitate different activities.

a)

rearranged

b)

restocked

c)

rebuked

12.

Toys must be _________ in activity corners.

a)

easily accessible

b)

easy access

c)

easily accessed

13.

Too many choices can cause __________________.

a)

clumsiness

b)

cluttering

c)

cluelessness

14.

Children _________________ by choice can become stressed out.

a)

overwhelmed

b)

overweight

c)

overworked

15.

Therefore, _______________ materials regularly or by season.

a)

circulate

b)

revolve

c)

rotate

16.

_______________ the places where objects belong with words plus pictures.

a)

labial

b)

lobby

c)

label

17.

Labelling promotes early _________ skills.

a)

literal

b)

literacy

c)

illiteracy

18.

Often offer provocations - items that _______ children's interest.

a)

spark

b)

split

c)

curb

19.

Communicate to them that you ____________ their work. (Tick all that apply.)

a)

value

b)

appreciate

c)

recognise

d)

look down on

20.

The room must be _______________ , with a lot of natural light.

a)

crayon

b)

bright

c)

translucent

d)

dyed

21.

Furnish the room with cosy home ___________ - cushions, pillows, rugs...

a)

jewellery

b)

accessories

c)

clutter

22.

Mirrors are important as they teach _____________.

a)

self-confidence

b)

self-awareness

c)

self-control

d)

selflessness

23.

The room must be ______________ into free-choice activity centres.

a)

assigned

b)

displayed

c)

divided

d)

accessed

24.

In the construction corner, children stack ___________.

a)

cubes

b)

marbles

c)

blocks

d)

dice

25.

The art corner: Here, art _______________ are available (paper, crayons...)

a)

blocks

b)

supplies

c)

shelves

d)

rugs

26.

Science centre has a variety of natural materials to ___________.

a)

inspire

b)

divide

c)

encourage

d)

explore

27.

Private spaces = Children can ________ to small, comforting spaces where they can calm down.

a)

unwind

b)

display

c)

retreat

d)

observe

28.

This corner supports emotional __________ and self-awareness.

a)

self-regulation

b)

meltdowns

c)

self-esteem

29.

Circle time: children sitting on a _____________.

a)

cubby

b)

foam

c)

rug

d)

tent

30.

Book corner: Children’s books are ________________ on low shelves.

a)

displayed

b)

divided

c)

snuggled

d)

designed

31.

Book corners are furnished with ________, cosy couches, or chairs to sit on.

a)

desks

b)

cylinders

c)

cones

d)

cushions

32.

Dramatic play corner: the area for _____________ play where children can play “grown-ups”.

a)

explore

b)

display

c)

gather

d)

pretend

33.

Here children ________ what they see “grown-ups” do.

a)

imitate

b)

display

c)

absorb

34.

This corner ________ creativity and communication skills. (multiple correct answers)

a)

promotes

b)

fosters

c)

encourages

d)

regulates

35.

Puzzle and game centre with puzzles, memory matching games, _____ games ...

a)

board

b)

table

c)

desk

d)

bookcase

36.

Maths corner: with puzzles, memory and matching games, _____ games ...

a)

board

b)

table

c)

desk

37.

Maths corner: with _____ and counting tools ...

a)

weight

b)

measuring

c)

pattern

38.

The scinece corner: with tools as a ___ _______ glass ....

a)

looking

b)

magnifying

c)

binocular

39.

The science corner: with natural items such as pine _______ , leaves ....

a)

cones

b)

spruce

c)

twiggs

40.

A plant or a class pet is something students can ________________ over time.

a)

observe

b)

supervise

c)

pretend

d)

encourage

41.

The role of a teacher is to _________ child's learning. (Tick all that apply.)

a)

ignite

b)

stimulate

c)

encourage

d)

promote

e)

weaken

42.

In the art corner children improve _______ motor skills.

a)

fine

b)

gross

43.

The dramatic play corner promotes __________. (multiple right answers)

a)

literacy

b)

social skills

c)

communication

d)

creativity

44.

The science corner encourages scientific _________.

a)

inquiry

b)

inquire

c)

inquierer