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Worksheets2023 Early Lifespan B Final Study Guide
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 40mins
What is the definition of “Child Development?”
Physical, emotional, psychological and intellectual changes that occur throughout adulthood.
A process that all children go through where children learn and master skills in the five major areas of development (physical, emotional, intellectual, social/ moral).
Why is it important to learn about child development?
So as caregivers we know what is appropriate for children to be able to do
To meet the needs of the children we are caring for
To be able to watch out for signs of developmental problems
All of these reasons
Growth is best described as:
Changes in physical size, like height or weight
Changes in emotional and social development
Development is best described as:
Changes in physical size, like height or weight
Changes in skills like walking or talking
Changes in emotional and social development
Changes in the five areas of development
A baby’s hand-eye coordination improves in the first year. Is this an example of Growth or Development?
Growth
Deveopment
Carrie has been gaining, on average, about 1 to 2 pounds each month since she was born. Is this an example of Growth or Development?
Growth
Development
At about 10 months Grant began to walk unsteadily around furniture. Is this an example of Growth or Development?
Growth
Development
Joel is one year old. Over the last several well-child appointments he has gained over five inches in length. This is an example of which area of development?
Physical
Social
Intellectual
Moral
Katie and Lucy have been best friends since the second grade. They love playing together and talking. This is an example of which area of development?
Physical
Social
Moral
Intellectual
Before attending preschool Grant knew a few of his letters and numbers. Now that he's been attending preschool for several months he can recite his ABC's and knows his numbers 1-10. This is an example of which area of development?
Intellectual
Moral
Social
Emotional
John's parents just told him they are getting a divorce. John immediately calls up his best friend to talk about how upset he is and how angry he is at his parents. John's friend listens to John's feelings without interrupting him. This would be an example of which area of development?
Social
Emotional
Physical
Intellectual
Sam and Josh are playing together with cars. Suddenly Sam snatches Josh's car and runs to the other room. Josh follows’ yelling, "Hey, that's not fair! I had it first!" Josh's yelling about the unfairness of the situation would be an example of which of the areas of development?
Moral
Physical
Intellectual
Verbal
Sarah is just 3 months old. She is in the _______ stage of development.
Infancy
Toddler
Preschool
School age
Josh has just turned 6 and will begin first grade in the fall. He is in the ________ stage of development.
School age
Preschool
Toddler
Infancy
Alyssa is 4 years old and goes to a part-time program where she is exposed to numbers, letters and social skills. She is in the _____________ stage of development
Preschool
Infancy
Toddler
School age
Amanda has hit the terrible twos! She throws a fit over lots of things. She is in the ____________ stage of development.
Toddler
Infancy
Preschool
School age
Emotional development involves feeling and the expression of feelings.
true
false
What do children have a greater chance of experiencing when they live in at-risk environments?
developmental delays/ not growing or developing properly
proper development
principles of sequential development
principles of child development
A _________________________is defined as when a child can perform a task at a certain age.
Gross motor development
Toddler's brain development
Developmental Milestone
Signs of toilet training readiness include
A toddler's ability to control their bladder and bowels and their willingness to participate.
When the child is 2 and a half years old
Parent's decision that its time
Babies and toddlers’ first and most important relationships is with their parent(s) or guardians.
True
False
Beginning to put on their own clothes is a sign of physical development for a(n) ____________ old.
14 to 18 month
18 to 24 month
2 to 3 year
Moving to extremes from lovable to demanding is a(n) __________ development for a 2 to 3 year old.
intellectual
emotional
physical
social
Negativism and temper tantrums are common behavioral characteristics of toddlers.
An activity that involves fine motor skills is:
stringing beads
balancing on a beam
jumping rope
reading
Fine motor skills can NOT be practiced with
tweezers
Running, jumping and skipping
scissors
clay
Which of the following skills would you expect a FIVE year old to be able to do on their own?
Feed themselves, jump on the spot, climb at least 10 stairs
Play an instrument, do cross-stitch and ride a skate board
Jump rope for 1 minute, run in a circle for 5 minutes and lay still for 30 minutes
Which of the following is the correct age range for preschoolers?
2 to 4 years old
3 to 5 years old
4 to 7 years old
5 to 6 years old
Physical Development of Preschoolers includes:
riding a tricycle, climbing, drawing and painting shapes
playing jacks, petting animals, and drinking milk
Writing their own names, reading short sentences, adding/ subtracting
rolling over, crawling, standing while holding on to furniture
Preschoolers rate of growth becomes faster.
True
False
The motor development of preschoolers improves greatly.
True
False
Preschoolers understand the concept of time.
True
False
Preschool children often learn responsibility by completing household tasks.
True
False
Preschoolers learn to think about the feelings of others through social interactions.
True
False
Preschoolers can organize objects by:
Shape
Size
Color
All of the above
When a child is able to arrange a set of blocks from small to largest this is called:
centration
classification
seriation
conservation
In the beginning, preschoolers are able to ______ _____, or reciting numbers in order, but they do not understand that each number represents a specific amount.
Centration
rote count
one-to-one correspondence
seriation
Teaching children the difference between right and wrong is what kind of development?
Social
Moral
Cognitive
Physical
What does Egocentrism mean?
Doing the opposite of what others ask.
A release of violent anger or frustration.
The tendency to understand the world in ones own terms. Self-centered behavior.
When the child does what they want in their own time.
Ability to speak two languages.
multilingual
bilingual
intelligence
english
The abdomen of a preschool protrudes less due to the
tightening of abdominal muscles
getting taller
receding of fat tissue
straighter walking posture
