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Describing 5 different curriculums to get a better understanding for education.
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1
A Waldorf classroom typically has very dark walls and the furniture is made of plastic
False
True
2
How many groups of learning materials does Montessori focus on?
8
4
1
5
3
The government published the ELECT document in 2007 which outlined how many principles? (The Kindergarten Program, 2016)
9
6
3
2
4
Who was the founder of Kindergarten? (Kindergarten, 2012)
Friedrish Froebel
Reggio
Mcmillian Sisters
None of the above
5
The YMCAs plan is to ensure the best play possible for every child in the classroom (YMCA Canada, 2024)
True
False
6
In 2006 all YMCA across Canada adopted what curriculum? (YMCA Canada, 2024)
Playing to learn
How Does Learning Happen?
ELECT
None of the above
7
Materials should be loose, natural materials available for all children to use freely?
False
True
8
Playing to learn is a curriculum based on play development (YMCA Program Statement, 2017)
False
True
9
A YMCA classroom should include
Limited toys
All the above
Dark colours
Soft colours
10
What does the YMCA classroom include?
Colouring Materials
All the above
Furniture
Toys
11
Mixed-age classroom promotes lots of interaction problem-solving a child to child teaching.
False
True
12
While on a nature walk, what materials might be found?
All the above
Plants
Flowers
Sticks
13
At a Waldorf school, teachers are focused on allowing to learn within every child.
True
False
14
Montessori schools provide lots of learning materials which results in no textbooks, assignments or test
True
False
15
A child is looked at as:
Capable
Competent
All the above
Curious
16
Soft materials are:
Cotton fabric
All of the above
Wool
Scarves
17
What type of materials may a child choose?
Sticks
Mud
Leaves
Water
18
The first Canadian Montessori school was built in Nova Scotia because Jacques Cartier lived there
True
False
19
It is important to value all children’s play materials whether it is self-directed, freely chosen, or motivated
True
False
20
What is considered a forest school classroom? (Child and Nature Alliance of Canada, 2024)
Praries
Forests
Creeks
Mountains
21
What is the typical age for kindergarten?
4-5
4-6
3-5
22
The study of a theoretical basis of a particular branch of knowledge is known as: (YMCA Canada, 2024)
Goal
Sanction
Philosophy
Approach
23
Educators do not document any of the children’s work (The Kindergarten Program, 2016)
True
False
24
In North America there are over 200 Waldorf Schools
True
False
25
Children are encouraged to develop a relationship with the land within themselves.
False
True
26
Teachers provide materials based on the curriculum standards
True
False
27
At forest school, it is important to form relationships with First Nations, Métis and Inuit land.
True
False
28
Who opened the Casa dei Bambini in Rome to start off this education?
Maria Montessori
YMCA
Waldorf
Core Knowledge
29
The YMCA began in which country?
Germany
England
Mexico
Canada
30
Does Montessori curriculum say there is no one size fits all curriculum?
False
True
31
All classroom materials must stay in the designated areas?
False
True
32
Montessori schools are mixed age classrooms with four-year groupings (OurKids, 2023)
False
True
33
The first forest school was created by Ella Flautau in Denmark
True
False
34
What are the materials found in a kindergarten classroom?
Books
Colouring books
Open-ended materials
All the above
35
When did Rudolph Steiner open the first Waldorf School?
1923
1930
1919
1947
36
Nature is one of the most used materials at Waldorf schools as they explore the outdoors.
True
False
37
The Kindergarten philosophy focuses on learning through relationships and play based learning of inquiry.
True
False
38
What other curriculums are Montessori similar to?
YMCA
Waldorf
Bank St.
Reggio Emilia
39
The kindergarten classroom is set up as an invitation for the children. (The Kindergarten Program, 2016)
True
False