WorksheetsPlay and Preschooler Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Four- and five-year-olds have a good understanding of death
True
False
Jungle gyms, planks, sawhorses, and wooden boxes can all promote outdoor socio-dramatic play
True
False
Imaginary playmates are common for four-year-olds
True
False
A four-year-old can understand five-step command
True
False
Four- and five-year-olds need to develop vocabulary describing emotions, which is called ____
articulation
expressive language
emotional language
receptive language
A four-year-old’s self-help skills usually include ____
putting shoes on correct feet
unbuttoning back buttons
dressing and undressing without assistance
distinguishing the front and back of clothing
The five-year-old usually can ___
recognize numerals 1 through 15
rote count from 1 through 30
recognize square and rectangle shapes
write numerals 1 through 10
Five-year-olds usually _
use more physical means to express anger than younger children
use more verbal means to express anger than younger children
use more physical means to express anger toward adults
None of the above.
____ play describes two or more children playing together.
Interdependent
Parallel
Cooperative
Dependent
The play in which children play alone but near other children is called ____.
aloof
parallel
dependent
interdependent
What type of play is this?
Parallel
Independent
Associative
What type of play is this?
Cooperative
Parallel
Associative
What type of play is this?
Cooperative
Associative
Parallel
What time concepts do preschoolers begin to understand?
The number of days in each month
he differences between today, tomorrow, and yesterday
Reading an analog clock
Understanding 'a decade'
What social characteristic is noted about preschoolers' friendships?
They prefer friends of the same sex.
They prefer to play only with adults.
They do not value friendships.
They only engage in solitary play.
How do fears and anxieties tend to vary between preschool boys and girls?
Only girls have fears and anxieties at this age.
Girls have more fears; boys express fear more intensely.
Boys tend to have more fears; girls tend to express fear more intensely.
Boys and girls have the exact same fears.
A preschooler's anger is most often directed toward whom?
Imaginary playmates
Teachers and other adults
Themselves
Siblings and peers
