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WorksheetsChild Development - Stages & Areas
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Match the developmental milestone with the example that fits best.
Physical Development =
Asking for a snack
Crawling
Putting together a puzzle
Recognizing familiar faces
Match the developmental milestone with the example that fits best.
Social & Emotional Development =
Asking for a snack
Crawling
Putting together a puzzle
Being soothed by someone familiar
Match the developmental milestone with the example that fits best.
Intellectual Development =
Sharing while playing
Crawling
Reading
Being soothed by someone familiar
Stacking and arranging blocks of various sizes is a way to train which of the following skills?
gross motor skills
fine motor skills
language skills
math skills
Which of the following toys or equipment is NOT designed to help children to develop large muscles?
tricycle
hula hoop
lego blocks
large beach ball
A developmental process that refers to the growth of the brain and the use of mental skills:
physical development
social development
cognitive / intellectual development
emotional development
A developmental process that refers to the ability to experience, express, and control emotions
physical development
moral development
social development
emotional development
A developmental process that refers to the physical growth of a person's body:
physical development
social development
cognitive / intellectual development
emotional development
There are general patterns to how children develop, but each child is...
unique
the same
born knowing to say "no"
knowledgeable at birth
The social stage of child development deals with...
walking
running
eating on their own
getting along with others
The emotional stage of child development deals with...
how children learn
how children grow
teaching a child to eat
having feelings of happy, sad, mad, fearful
Children ages about one or walking age through age two are known as...
toddlers
preschoolers
infants
adoslescents
Children ages birth through about one are known as...
toddlers
preschoolers
infants
adoslescents
Children ages 5 - 11 are known as...
toddlers
preschoolers
school agers
adoslescents
Children ages 11+ are known as...
toddlers
preschoolers
school agers
adoslescents
Children ages three or four...
toddlers
preschoolers
school agers
adoslescents
