What is a reason a child in early elementary may have trouble forming friendships?

Desire to be liked by their peers

Why are children easily influenced by peer pressure?

Desire to be liked by their peers

What is something that you can choose for early elementary gross motor?

Sports equipment (football, soccer ball, basketball, etc.)

Why are games with rules important?

Develops negotiation and cooperation skills

Which is an example of scaffolding?

Model writing a letter G on the board as a small group copy on whiteboards

Weighing 20% more than others the same sex, age, and build

A disability that causes difficulties with reading

What is important about incorporating technology in the classroom?

Needs to be age appropriate and relate to class content

What is true about peer relationships in early elementary?

Friendships based on play interests

Being aware of others distress and wanting to comfort them

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1
What is a reason a child in early elementary may have trouble forming friendships?
a. Desire to be recognized by adults
Want to get back at their parents
Desire to be liked by their peers
Want to be different then peers
2
Third grader has tantrums when it is time to transition
Atypical
Typical
3
Early elementary children express their anger different from toddlers by
Inability to control their body
Ability to control their body
Ability to ignore emotions
Inability to express emotions in words
4
The ability to group objects by more than one attribute (size, color, shape)
Classification
Seriation
Concrete
Conservation
5
Why are children easily influenced by peer pressure?
Want to be different then peers
Desire to be recognized by adults
Desire to be liked by their peers
Want to get back at their parents
6
A second grader has an attention span of only 15 minutes.
Atypical
Typical
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What is something that you can choose for early elementary gross motor?
Sports equipment (football, soccer ball, basketball, etc.)
Tricycle
Jewelry kit (string beads and jewels)
Legos
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Why are games with rules important?
Learns that cheating is the only way to win
Develop strong competitive skills
Learns that rules are not important
Develops negotiation and cooperation skills
9
Which is an example of scaffolding?
Give students a worksheet with math problems to complete
Provide students counting bears to count and sort along with the worksheet
Model writing a letter G on the board as a small group copy on whiteboards
Call out spelling words as students repeat it and write it.
10
What is obesity?
Weighing 20% less than others the same sex, age, and build
Weighing 20% more than others the same sex, age, and build
Weighing 10% less than others the same sex, age, and build
Weighing 10% more than others the same sex, age, and build
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First grader dresses self independently, snap, zip, button, and tie
Typical
Atypical
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What is true about early elementary growth?
They experience growth spurts
They double their weight
They grow at the same rate as others
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What is a factor that can contribute to obesity?
High physical activity
Good eating habits
Poor eating habits
14
Dyslexia is
An ability to calculate numbers in the head easily
A disability that causes difficulties with reading
An ability that allows children to read at a higher level
A disability that causes children to trip and fall easily
15
What is important about incorporating technology in the classroom?
Needs to be age appropriate and relate to class content
Allows for teachers to have a break while students are busy
Should be used for research and testing only
Students should be able to choose what they want to play
16
What is something that would support early elementary fine motor skills?
Nesting cups
Baseball and bat
Jump rope
Legos
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What is true about peer relationships in early elementary?
Friendships based on play interests
They want to look and act different from peers
Friendships are strong and last through high school
Prefer friends of the opposite gender
18
In what stage of Jean Piaget’s theory of cognitive development are children using logic based on past experiences?
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Formal operational
Concreate operational
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What is compassion?
Understanding & using accepted rules of conduct when interacting w/ others
Being aware of others distress and wanting to comfort them
The belief that you are worthwhile as a person
The ability to understand the feelings of others

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