WorksheetsChild Development - MS
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 23mins
The study of how children grow and mature
Infants
Milestones
Tantrum
Child Development
Developmental tasks that usually occur during specific times in a child's life
newborn
milestones
parallel play
tantrums
Children who are 3, 4, and 5 years old
Newborn
Infant
Toddler
Preschooler
School Age
Infants in the first month of life.
Babies
Toddlers
Adolescents
Newborns
One and two year olds
Infants
Toddlers
Adolescents
Preschoolers
A child in their first year of life
Toddler
School Age
Preschooler
Infant
A child in their first year of life
Toddler
School Age
Preschooler
Infant
Six to ten year olds
Adolescents
Preschoolers
School Age
Toddlers
11 to 18 year olds
School Age
Infants
Preschoolers
Adolescents
Which is NOT a milestone of TODDLERS
writing their name
drinking from a cup
turning pages in a book
speaking in 1-2 word sentences
Friendships are important to which group?
Infants
Newborns
Toddlers
School Age
Emotional outbursts that are commonly experienced by toddlers
fit
temper tantrums
crying spell
Cries to express needs
School Age
Preschool
Infant
None of the above
Very curious and their favorite question might be "WHY?"
Toddler
School Age
Preschooler
Infant
Uses diapers 100% of the time.
Infant
Toddler
Preschooler
Adolescent
This term means to make an area safe for a child.
Safety
Child lock
Child proof
None of the above
Their favorite word might be "NO"
Preschooler
Toddler
Adolescent
School Age
Wants to be treated like an adult; usually has more responsiblities than other children.
Toddler
School Age
Preschooler
Adolescent
Which group of children might not be good at sharing?
Adolescents
School Age
Toddler
Preschooler
Fine motor skills use
small muscles like fingers
large muscles like legs
Gross motor skills use
large muscles like arms
small muscles like toes
Tying shoes is a
fine motor skill
gross motor skill
Whistling is a
fine motor skill
gross motor skill
running is a
fine motor skill
gross motor skill
skipping is a
fine motor skill
gross motor skill
Learning to crawl and walk is what type of development?
Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social
Sharing with friends is what type of development?
Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social
Lifting head up and rolling over is what type of development?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Learning to control my temper is what type of development?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Crying and smiling and showing other feelings is what type of development?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Growing taller is what type of development?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Which is TRUE?
Development stops when you turn 18.
Development is different for all.
Development starts at age one.
Which is false?
Development continues until we die.
Development is another word for growth.
Development refers only to physical growth.
Development can be physical, intellectual, emotional, or social.
What is one thing you shouldn't do when babysitting?
invite friends over
have activities planned
actively watch the children you are babysitting
What is your first priority when babysitting?
what to eat for dinner
the children's bedtime
safety of the children
What is your first priority when babysitting?
what to eat for dinner
the children's bedtime
safety of the children
Children will behave better if they knew you______.
will send them to time out
care
will call his/her parents
With ________ ____________ you will tell the children what they should be doing by limiting saying "no" to kids.
direct statements
yelling
sarcasm
__________ is letting the children know what you expect from them.
complaining
expectations
yelling
You must always ______________ and know where the children are all times.
watch
play
be on your phone
Learning how to relate to others is consider this skill or development?
Physical
Intellectual
Social
Learning how to think, reason, and solve simple problems is this skill or development?
Physical
Intellectual
Social
One of the skills of physical development includes:
learning how to count
parallel play
building coordination
One of the skills of intellectual development includes:
building vocabulary
cooperative play
building muscles
One of the skills of social development includes:
begins to read
carry conversations with others
feeds oneself with spoon
Infant Milestone
Grasps at rattle
Speaking up to 13,000 words.
Begins to ride a tricycle
Toddler Milestone
Sits up alone for the first time
rolls over
Learns the meaning of "NO'
Preschooler Milestone
Likes to play peek-a-boo
Knows simple songs like Itsy Bitsy Spider
Plays besides others (parallel play)
Holds rattle briefly when placed in hand. Lifts head briefly when placed on tummy. Smiles and puts objects in ones mouth. What age group is this?
Infant Milestones
Toddler Milestones
Preschooler Milestones
Kindergarten Milestones
Likes picture books, identifies pictures and turns pages in books. Begins toilet learning. Uses word 'mine' to indicate value of property; has frequent frustration tantrums. Follows simple instructions. What age group is this?
Baby Milestones
Toddler Milestones
Preschooler Milestones
Kindergarten Milestones
