Question 1

the physical space that is used while you are caring for children.

Accepted Answer

learning envrionment

Question 2

True or False

The learning environment encompasses learning centers such as the reading center, art center, and computer center, but also includes outside areas and can extend as far as field trip destinations

Accepted Answer

True

Question 3

True or False

We must recognize that we can help children acquire the skills they need by intentionally planning environments that focus on the arrangement of space, placement of furnishings and the organization of play materials

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

quality learning environment that supports developmentally appropriate practice includes

Accepted Answer

Learning centers
Room arrangement	
Developmentally appropriate toys and activities
Daily routines

Question 5

True of False

Planning an arrangement for young children should be considered part of your teaching strategy.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

. An atmosphere that reminds them of home and incorporates the different backgrounds of the children in your care will help them relax and relieve tension.  This is part of which area?

Accepted Answer

Room arrangement

Question 7

How to arrange room

Accepted Answer

keep exits clearly marked,free from clutter. Elim. blind spots. Allow for smooth traffic flow thru diff. areas while prov. room for children to play, toys/supplies on low, open shelves w labels. children old enough familiar w safety and emer. procedures.

Question 8

True or False

Arrangements should be made with safety in mind and should also support children’s play and hands-on learning

Accepted Answer

True

Question 9

True or False

When arranging your classroom, you need to first plan for safety, but also find a balance that ensures children are comfortable and feel welcome.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 10

Which of the following is appr. toy and activity for 3 - 4 year old children

Pegboards, sewing cards, stacking toys, picture lotto, dominoes
Hammer/ wood
Classical, folk, child. music
Dress-up clothes
Picture/story books, poems 
All of the above

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Also appr.

Wood puzzles  4 - 20 pieces
Finger or tempera paint,  scissors, glue
Approx. 50 - 100 blocks/per child
Sound matching games
Wagon or wheelbarrow, large rubber balls, riding toys
Washable doll with clothes, doll bed

Question 11

Which of the following is appr. toy/activity for 4-5

Smaller beads, parquetry blocks, small objects to sort
Potter’s clay, easel, brushes, crayons, chalk, paste, tape, collage materials
Sand and water play, egg beaters, muffin tins
Bowling pins, rin

Accepted Answer

All

Also

Planks, boxes, old tires
Xylophone, maracas, tambourine
Plastic bat and balls, balance board
Construction set with smaller pieces
Approximately 100 - 150 unit blocks/per child
Wood working bench, saw, sand paper
Bowling pins, ring tos

Question 12

True or False

Creating and adhering to a daily routine assures children that their environment is predictable and consistent.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 13

True of False

There needs to be a daily schedule both written and illustrated with pictures.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 14

What does the daily schedule consists of

Accepted Answer

arrival, large-group time (sometimes called circle time or morning meeting), small group time, center time, outdoor time, meals, nap and departure.

Question 15

True or False

transitions are the key to effectively carrying out your daily routine and maintaining order.

Accepted Answer

True

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Module 4

Question	Answer
the physical space that is used while you are caring for children.	learning envrionment
True or False The learning environment encompasses learning centers such as the reading center, art center, and computer center, but also includes outside areas and can extend as far as field trip destinations	True
True or False We must recognize that we can help children acquire the skills they need by intentionally planning environments that focus on the arrangement of space, placement of furnishings and the organization of play materials	True
quality learning environment that supports developmentally appropriate practice includes	Learning centers Room arrangement Developmentally appropriate toys and activities Daily routines
True of False Planning an arrangement for young children should be considered part of your teaching strategy.	True
. An atmosphere that reminds them of home and incorporates the different backgrounds of the children in your care will help them relax and relieve tension. This is part of which area?	Room arrangement
How to arrange room	keep exits clearly marked,free from clutter. Elim. blind spots. Allow for smooth traffic flow thru diff. areas while prov. room for children to play, toys/supplies on low, open shelves w labels. children old enough familiar w safety and emer. procedures.
True or False Arrangements should be made with safety in mind and should also support children’s play and hands-on learning	True
True or False When arranging your classroom, you need to first plan for safety, but also find a balance that ensures children are comfortable and feel welcome.	True
Which of the following is appr. toy and activity for 3 - 4 year old children Pegboards, sewing cards, stacking toys, picture lotto, dominoes Hammer/ wood Classical, folk, child. music Dress-up clothes Picture/story books, poems All of the above	All of the above Also appr. Wood puzzles 4 - 20 pieces Finger or tempera paint, scissors, glue Approx. 50 - 100 blocks/per child Sound matching games Wagon or wheelbarrow, large rubber balls, riding toys Washable doll with clothes, doll bed
Which of the following is appr. toy/activity for 4-5 Smaller beads, parquetry blocks, small objects to sort Potter’s clay, easel, brushes, crayons, chalk, paste, tape, collage materials Sand and water play, egg beaters, muffin tins Bowling pins, rin	All Also Planks, boxes, old tires Xylophone, maracas, tambourine Plastic bat and balls, balance board Construction set with smaller pieces Approximately 100 - 150 unit blocks/per child Wood working bench, saw, sand paper Bowling pins, ring tos
True or False Creating and adhering to a daily routine assures children that their environment is predictable and consistent.	True
True of False There needs to be a daily schedule both written and illustrated with pictures.	True
What does the daily schedule consists of	arrival, large-group time (sometimes called circle time or morning meeting), small group time, center time, outdoor time, meals, nap and departure.
True or False transitions are the key to effectively carrying out your daily routine and maintaining order.	True

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