Chapter 10 Study Guide Flashcards
Toys that require little involvement from children:
Spectator toys
Toys that free children to use their minds and express creativity:
Open-ended toys
Determined by a birthday:
Chronological age (Physical age)
Determined by a child’s skill and growth level:
Developmental age
Items that can only be used once:
Consumable supplies
Toys help children..
..Make choices
When planning the selection of toys consideration must be given to…
…Storage space.
____ ____________ should be a consideration when choosing equipment. (fill in blank)
Care requirements
A broken toy is..
..an unsafe toy.
A toy that is safe for one child may be ______ for another.  (fill in blank)
Unsafe
Having too few materials can cause:
Undesirable behavior.
Material should be rotated on a daily basis to..
..satisfy the child’s demand for variety.
Toy should be selected on the basis of the child’s _______ age: (fill in blank)
Developmental
Research shows that violent behavior is increased by playing with:
Toy guns
Nonsexist toys and materials provide children with the opportunity to….
….Explore nontraditional roles.
By choosing multicultural toys and materials, a program communicates…
…respect and appreciation for all cultures.
Electrical toys should…
…not be included in an early childhood program.
Unstructured toys encourage the child to…
…use their imagination.
To prevent injuries pieces of play equipment should be spaced at least ___ feet apart. (fill in blank)
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Balloons are…
…not safe toys for young children
Paperback books are…
…not appropriate for one year olds.
There should be ____ of each type toy of toy in the classrooms. (fill in blank)
Many
Toys should reflect the..
..program goals.
Toys for promoting gross motor skills include:
Boxes