Which of the following is NOT a cognitive milestone for a 5-year-old?

A 5 year old understands the concept of time

What is object permanence?

The understanding that objects continue to exist even when out of sight

How does screen time affect a toddler's cognitive development?

delays in language gain, low attention spans

What is parallel play?

When two or more children play near each other but don't interact directly

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of cognitive development in infants (birth to 1 year)?

Babies learn through sensory experiences like touching and tasting

What is the cognitive development of a toddler?

How they learn to think, explore, and problem-solve

According to Piaget's theory, the preoperational stage (ages 2-7) is characterized by:

Preoperational children struggle with conservation and centration

What is onlooker play?

When a kid observes other kids playing, but doesn't go play an activity

What is the name of the theory that describes how children learn through play and interaction with their environment?

Piaget's theory of cognitive development.

What is spatial intelligence?

Understanding where things are, how they fit together, & how they move

What is true about cognitive development?

Development that involves growth and transitions of mental activity

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1
What toy is good for cognitive development and is shown in the picture below?
Sharp toys and objects (knives)
Gender-typed toys (Girls: Dolls, & Boys: Cars)
Tablet
Puzzle
2
What things help with cognitive development?
Storytelling
Sleeping all day
Eatting
Fighting
3
Which of the following is NOT a cognitive milestone for a 5-year-old?
They can recognize and produce rhyming words
They can count 10 or more objects
They can understand simple rules and expectations
A 5 year old understands the concept of time
4
What is object permanence?
The ability to name colors
The ability to count objects
The ability to follow simple instructions
The understanding that objects continue to exist even when out of sight
5
How does screen time affect a toddler's cognitive development?
Screen time helps toddlers develop essential skills
Screen time is a harmless way to occupy toddlers
delays in language gain, low attention spans
Screen time is beneficial for language development
6
Which of the following is not a sign of developing cognitive skills in a toddler?
Smiling at people
Hitting other kids
Comunicating
Imitating actions, such as waving goodbye.
7
What is parallel play?
Kids are actively collaborating and working together on a shared projects
When you learn how to fight
When two or more children play near each other but don't interact directly
When kids learn about parallel lines
8
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of cognitive development in infants (birth to 1 year)?
They develop basic motor skills like reaching and grasping
Symbolic playInfants begin to understand object permanence
Babies learn through sensory experiences like touching and tasting
They imitate facial expressions and sounds
9
What is the cognitive development of a toddler?
Kids realize that their parents feel guilty about not being perfect
How they learn to think, explore, and problem-solve
Toddlers are actively working to sabotage parents' sleep schedules
They are aware that sharing is a form of weakness and must not be done
10
which one is not a type of play for toddlers?
Imaginative Play
Parallel Play
Harmful Play
Onlooking Play
11
According to Piaget's theory, the preoperational stage (ages 2-7) is characterized by:
Concrete operational children understand abstract concepts
A 5 year old may use magical thinking to influence the world
Preoperational children struggle with conservation and centration
Babies learn through sensory experiences
12
When do kids learn sign language?
5 years old
between 1-2 years
When they are adults
as early as 6-8 months
13
Which activity is MOST likely to support a toddler's cognitive development?
Watching TV
Interactive games
No outdoor play
Dart throwing
14
What is onlooker play?
When a kid observes other kids playing, but doesn't go play an activity
When one person is looking at the kid the entire time
Kids express themselves
When your kid don't care about anyone
15
What is age do kids start playing? (It's probably younger than you think)
3 months
2 years
6 weeks
12 months
16
What is the name of the theory that describes how children learn through play and interaction with their environment?
Piaget's theory of cognitive development.
Darwin's theory of evolution
Vygotsky's theory of social constructivism.
Newtons laws of physics
17
What is spatial intelligence?
When children can see things other people can't like imaginary friends.
When you know more than your parents
Being the smartest in the class
Understanding where things are, how they fit together, & how they move
18
What is one of the key cognitive milestones a toddler achieves?
Understanding that objects still exist even when out of sight
Walking independently
Doing backflips
Bitting if in danger
19
What is the approximate age range when toddlers typically begin to use single words?
5 years
6-10 months
12-18 months.
24-30 months.
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What is true about cognitive development?
Cognitive Development as Solely Determined by Age
Focusing Exclusively on Individual Cognitive Processes
Development that involves growth and transitions of mental activity
Cognitive Development as a Fixed, Innate Trait

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