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WorksheetsChild Development PRE-Test Independent Living
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
Infant Reflexes are their sole ability for survival.
The Morro reflex
When startled, the infant reacts by flinging the arms and legs outward and extending the head.
When the infant is held so that the feet are flat on a surface, the infant will lift one foot after another in a stepping motion.
infants to turn their head toward anything that brushes their faces
When the sole of the infant’s foot is stroked on the outside from the heel to the toe, the infant’s toes fan out and curl and the foot twists in
when the infant’s palm is touched and when a rattle or another object is placed across the palm. The infant’s hands will grip tightly.
Infant Reflexes are their sole ability for survival.
The rooting reflex
When startled, the infant reacts by flinging the arms and legs outward and extending the head.
When the infant is held so that the feet are flat on a surface, the infant will lift one foot after another in a stepping motion.
infants to turn their head toward anything that brushes their faces
When the sole of the infant’s foot is stroked on the outside from the heel to the toe, the infant’s toes fan out and curl and the foot twists in
when the infant’s palm is touched and when a rattle or another object is placed across the palm. The infant’s hands will grip tightly.
Infant Reflexes are their sole ability for survival.
The palmer grasp reflex
When startled, the infant reacts by flinging the arms and legs outward and extending the head.
When the infant is held so that the feet are flat on a surface, the infant will lift one foot after another in a stepping motion.
infants to turn their head toward anything that brushes their faces
When the sole of the infant’s foot is stroked on the outside from the heel to the toe, the infant’s toes fan out and curl and the foot twists in
when the infant’s palm is touched and when a rattle or another object is placed across the palm. The infant’s hands will grip tightly.
Infant Reflexes are their sole ability for survival.
The babinski reflex
When startled, the infant reacts by flinging the arms and legs outward and extending the head.
When the infant is held so that the feet are flat on a surface, the infant will lift one foot after another in a stepping motion.
infants to turn their head toward anything that brushes their faces
When the sole of the infant’s foot is stroked on the outside from the heel to the toe, the infant’s toes fan out and curl and the foot twists in
when the infant’s palm is touched and when a rattle or another object is placed across the palm. The infant’s hands will grip tightly.
Infant Reflexes are their sole ability for survival.
The stepping reflex
When startled, the infant reacts by flinging the arms and legs outward and extending the head.
When the infant is held so that the feet are flat on a surface, the infant will lift one foot after another in a stepping motion.
infants to turn their head toward anything that brushes their faces
When the sole of the infant’s foot is stroked on the outside from the heel to the toe, the infant’s toes fan out and curl and the foot twists in
when the infant’s palm is touched and when a rattle or another object is placed across the palm. The infant’s hands will grip tightly.
when your toddler expresses their concept for their personal belongings.
Law of yours
Law of mine
Law of spoiled
Law of minnie
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of toddlers
Is independently able to dress self and tie own shoes
Imitates adult activities, such as talking on phone
Plays with other children
Enjoys imaginative play
Match the following stages of infant growth and development for a 5-6 month baby
Follows moving objects with eyes
Plays peek-a-boo
Knows parts of the body
Average height is 20 inches
Match the following stages of infant growth and development for 1-2 month baby
Follows moving objects with eyes
Plays peek-a-boo
Knows parts of the body
Average height is 20 inches
Match the following stages of infant growth and development for newborn baby
Follows moving objects with eyes
Plays peek-a-boo
Average weight is 20-25 pounds
Average height is 20 inches
You are reading a story to (five) three-year-old children.
Jamari and Giani are quietly listening to the story. Layla and Leah are whispering and giggling. Pick the Best response giggling.onses to the given scenario is best
You are reading a story to (five) three-year-old children. Jamari and Giani are quietly listening to the story. Layla and Leah are whispering and giggling.
Tell the group you are not going to read any more since some of them are not interested in the story.
Ask Layla and Leah why they are not listening to the story.
Compliment Jamari and Giani for sitting and listening quietly while you read.
Tell Layla and Leah that they will be punished if they do not start listening to the story.
What is the appropriate courses of action you can take when children misbehave?
Ignore it, say something to correct the child, physically take control of the situation
Warn the child, scold the child, reprimand the child
Ignore the child, tell the child you are disappointed in them, separate the child from others
Make the child do a good deed to make up for it, have the child help you with a task, ignore it
Correctly order the steps of good decision-making skills
Steps Order
List the various problems, Determine the best solution, evaluate each problem, choose the best solution
Figure out the EXACT problem, Identify the solutions, Name pros and cons & Determine the best solution
Identify the problem, Evaluate each solution,List the various solutions, Choose the best solution
Figure out the solution,Identify the problems, Name pros and cons & Determine the best solution
The study of how children grow and mature
Infancy
Period of Purple Crying
Tantrum Times
Child Development
Children who are 3-4 (may also be a younger 5 year old)
Newborn
Infant
Toddler
Preschooler
School Age
Age 1-3
Infants
Toddlers
Adolescents
Preschoolers
five to nine year old
Adolescents
Preschoolers
School Age
Toddlers
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
Cries to communicate and express needs
School Age
Preschool
Infant
None of the above
This is a favorite phrase to show healthy signs of curiosity. It starts at 2/3 and continues to 4/5
What
No
Why
Are we there yet
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
This type of play happens when children do not interact with each other but play beside each other
Constructive
Cooperative
Perpendicular
Parallel
Which group of children struggles to share and needs guidance?
Adolescents
School Age
Toddler
Preschooler
Babies usually say that first words with meaning (mama or dada) at which age?
Two weeks
9 months
6 months
1 year
organizing knowledge; critical thinking and problem-solving skills describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
caring about others; getting along with others; and cooperating with appropriate behaviors describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
self-confidence, self-esteem and self-control describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
Fine motor and gross motor skills; movement and balance describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
When handling a newborn, always support the
True or False: Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) is caused by violent shaking of infants, and young children?
Which of the following is not a safety concern when choosing toys for toddlers?
Soft toys with small buttons
Soft Musical Toys
Toys with sharp angels and edges
Toys with small parts that could break off easily
Infants like to play with real people and look at faces more than playing with toys.
True
False
These plastic noise making toys would be ideal for which age groups (2)?
school age (5+)
older infant (6 -12 month)
preschool (3-4 years)
toddler (1-3 years)
younger infant (0-6 months)
Marbles are good for which age group?
no age
pre-school
toddler
infant
school age
An inconsolable infant may need the cuddle cure. What are the 5 S’s
Swaddle
Side
Swing
Suck
Shhh
Sing
Sway
Shush
Swaddle
Side
Swaddle
Snuggle
Shush
Simplfy
Sing
Swaddle
Snuggle
Sing
Shhh
Suck
These balls are great for an infant bacuse they help a child develop...
Sense of touch
The ability to play catch
Emotional needs
Tasting
This Tummy time mat is perfect for an infant because it helps them...
develops strong neck muscles
with spatial awareness
develop muscles needed for crawling
All of the above
Boardbooks are a great option for which age group?
young infant (0-6 months)
toddler (1-2 years)
preschool (2-3 years)
This is a great toy for a preschool child becuase it...
teaches and shows kids about real life objects using toy versions
allows them to cook up a meal for themselves
turns them into a culinary genius
Plastic mirrors are great for which age group
school age (5+ years)
preschool (3-4 years)
infant (0-12 months)
This is the leading cause of death in infants between one month and one year of age
Stay In Direct Sight
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Sound Infant deaf syndeome
A type of communicable disease
Name five ways you can calm yourself down when a baby frustrates you
