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Six-year-old Danny loves to build moSix-year-old Danny loves to build models of planes. Which type of multiple intelligences does this illustrate?dels of planes. Which type of multiple intelligences does this illustrate?
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“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
How are the fine motor skills of a three-year-old different from a five-year-old?
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“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
Tommy went to the board and wrote the letters of the alphabet. Which type of development is this?
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Spatial
Emotional
“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
Which is an example of using positive reinforcement?
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“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
Which statement from the parent to the babysitter is an example of setting reasonable limits for children three to six?
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“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
Which illustrates recommended practices for toilet training?
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“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
Two-and-a-half-year-old Mary is afraid of the dark when she goes to bed. Which type of development is this?
Cognitive
Spatial
Emotional
“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
Which is an example of a preschooler in the preoperational period? Six-year-old Fran:
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Emotional
“Johnny, I like the way you picked up your clothes.”
Karla’s mother bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it.
A five-year-old can use a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to eat bite-size pieces with fingers.
created a play about a night with her family.
“Susan’s bedtime is eight o’clock”
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