Early Childhood: Part 1 (physical development) Flashcards

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children between the ages of 2 and 6 tend to grow … and gain …

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about 3 inches in height and gain about 4 to 5 pounds in weight each year

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list the average weight and height of a 2-year-old

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23-28 pounds and 33-35 inches

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list the average weight and height of a 6-year-old

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40-50 pounds and 44-47 inches

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4
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compare the adult brain weight to a person who is 3 and 6

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75% of adult weight at 3
95% of adult weight at 6

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5
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increased links between the cerebral cortex and cerebellum leads to gains in …

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motor coordination

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increased links between the cerebral cortes and reticular formation leads to gains in …

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sustained, controlled attention

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increased links between the cerebral cortex and amygdala leads to gains in …

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processing of novelty and emotional information

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increased links between the cerebral cortex and hippocampus leads to gains in …

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memory and spatial understanding

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9
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increased links between the cerebral cortex and corpus callosum leads to gains in …

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communication between hemispheres, enabling more complex, coordinated movements and thinking

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10
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list three gross motor skills developed at age 2

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can kick a ball without losing balance, can pick up objects while standing without losing balance and can run with better coordination

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list four fine motor skills developed at age 2

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able to turn a door knob, can look through a book turning one page at a time, can build a tower of 6-7 cubes and able to put on simple clothes without help

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list three gross motor skills developed at age 3

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can briefly balance and hop on one foot, may walk up stairs with alternating feet (and NO rail) and can pedal a tricycle

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list the five fine motor skills developed at age 3

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can build a block tower of more than nine cubes, can easily place small objects in a small opening, can copy a circle, can draw a person with three parts, can feed self easily

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list three gross motor skills developed at age 4

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shows improved balance, hops on one foot without losing balance and throws a ball overhand with coordination

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list four fine motor skills developed at age 4

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can cut out a picture using scissors, can draw a square, manages a spoon and fork neatly while eating and puts on clothes properly

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16
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list three gross motor skills developed at age 5

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has better coordination, skips, jumps and hops with good balance and, stays balanced while standing on one foot with eyes closed

17
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list three fine motor skills developed at age 5

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shows more skill with using simple tools and writing utensils, can copy a triangle and can use a knife to spread soft foods

18
Q

toilet training typically occurs during …

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the first two years of early childhood (24-36 months)

19
Q

average age to be toilet trained girls vs. boys, when are most trained by?

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29 vs. 31 months, 98% trained by 36 months

20
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sleep: 2-year-olds vs. 6-year-olds

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15-16 vs. 7-8 hours