Identify three developmentally appropriate activities that offer children ways to investigate water
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Place water in a water table or large plastic tub and let children add several drops of food coloring they select; let them experiment with what sinks and what floats; introduce them to absorption and evaporation; let them investigate water by making and blowing bubbles.
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a. A framework of goals for the year as well as short-term goals b. Curricula designed to meet the interests of students c. Teachers working together within and across disciplines and grade levels d. The standard procedure of students reading a chapter from the textbook and then doing a worksheet to apply the skills they have learned from their reading
Basic, everyday words that typically don't need to be taught in school are
a. Tier 1 Words b. Tier 2 Words c. Tier 3 Words d. Word Wall Words
Resources for emotional support can be individualized or group support
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Constructive play is
a. only engaged in by school-aged children. b. only engaged in by boys. c. when children use objects or materials to make other things. d. appropriate only for preschool children.