what is an example of reversability?

Water can be frozen and then thawed to become liquid again

What are cognitive maps?

mental representation of spaces such as classrooms, school, or neighborhood

which is an example of conservation?

The ball of clay is the same amount when flatten it or roll into a ball

what is an example of seration?

putting sticks in order from longest to shortest

What is spatial reasoning?

the ability to understand and to reason, using cues in the enviornment.

children maintain a positive attitude and achieve other benefits such as:

improve self-esteem and confidence

what is an example of classfication?

sorting yellow and red flowers into different groups

What is classification?

ability to see the categories and focus on multiple category relationships

The ability to put things in order (height and weight)

what is a example of spatial reasoning?

using landmarks to give directions

What is decentration?

focusing on several aspects of a problem and relationg them

what is an example of decentration?

A row of five paper clips is a row of five paper clips no matter how apart

what is reversability?

To think through a series of steps and then mentally reverse direction

What is Conservation?

Understanding that something stays the same even if appearance changes

which of the following diseases are children being diagnosed regularly with?

high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease

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1
self-esteem and body image is affected by the rapid growth that children experience during their school-age years
True
False
2
how many minutes of physical activity is recomended for a child each day?
15
30
60
50
3
what is an example of reversability?
sorting yellow and red flowers into different groups
Water can be frozen and then thawed to become liquid again
sort from the tallest to the shortest, or the thinnest to the widest
4
What are cognitive maps?
The ability to put things in order (height and weight)
mental representation of spaces such as classrooms, school, or neighborhood
the ability to understand and to reason, using cues in the enviornment.
5
Boys best gross motor skill is Balance
True
False
6
which is an example of conservation?
A row of five paper clips is a row of five paper clips no matter how apart
sort from the tallest to the shortest, or the thinnest to the widest
The ball of clay is the same amount when flatten it or roll into a ball
7
what is an example of seration?
Water can be frozen and then thawed to become liquid again
putting sticks in order from longest to shortest
putting sticks in order from longest to shortest
8
Girls are shoter and lighter than boys till about age 9, then it reverses
False
True
9
Gross motor skills gained (more than one answer):
agility
social
Flexibility
balance
10
What is spatial reasoning?
the ability to understand and to reason, using cues in the enviornment.
ability to see the categories and focus on multiple category relationships
The ability to put things in order (height and weight)
11
children maintain a positive attitude and achieve other benefits such as:
improve self-esteem and confidence
improve social skills
improve focus and brain function
gain stress
12
children who are not active are more likely to have behavior problems in school or to have trouble with academics
True
False
13
what is an example of classfication?
putting sticks in order from longest to shortest
sorting yellow and red flowers into different groups
Water can be frozen and then thawed to become liquid again
14
What is classification?
Understanding that something stays the same even if appearance changes
focusing on several aspects of a problem and relationg them
ability to see the categories and focus on multiple category relationships
15
rough and tumble play is...
boys
girls and boys
adults
girls
16
What is seriation?
focusing on several aspects of a problem and relationg them
ability to see the categories and focus on multiple category relationships
The ability to put things in order (height and weight)
17
what is a example of spatial reasoning?
drawing or reading a map
putting sticks in order from longest to shortest
using landmarks to give directions
18
What is decentration?
focusing on several aspects of a problem and relationg them
To think through a series of steps and then mentally reverse direction
ability to see the categories and focus on multiple category relationships
19
what is an example of decentration?
sort from the tallest to the shortest, or the thinnest to the widest
A row of five paper clips is a row of five paper clips no matter how apart
sorting yellow and red flowers in different groups
20
what is reversability?
Understanding that something stays the same even if appearance changes
To think through a series of steps and then mentally reverse direction
ability to see the categories and focus on multiple category relationships
21
What is Conservation?
Focusing on several aspects of a problem and relating them
Understanding that something stays the same even if appearance changes
ability to see the categories and focus on multiple category relationships
22
which of the following diseases are children being diagnosed regularly with?
high blood pressure
diabetes
heart disease
cancer
23
what is an example of cognitive maps?
drawing or reading a map
using landmarks to give directions
putting sticks in order from longest to shortest
24
what stage of brain development did Jean Piaget say school-aged children are in?
The sensorimotor stage
The concrete operational stage
The Preoperational stage
The formal operational stage
25
maintaining an active lifestyle will not only help achieve physical health and fitness, but it will also improve...
children's social ability
Adult's social ability
Adult's mental health
children's mental health

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