A Reading and Writing Curriculum for Early Care and Education Teachers, Children and Families
Read each question below, and select one of the four listed skills. For each question there may be more than one answer, but select the best. Please answer the questions by clicking on the small circle (button) next to the answer you think is best. If you can't answer a question, just go on to the next one. When you have finished, choose Check Answers at the bottom of the page to see your score.
1. When a child is able to take turns at circle, what skill is he or she developing?
Social Physical Language Cognitive -- (I don't know / no answer)
2. Which skill helps a child to hold a pen or pencil?
3. When a child opens and looks at a book, he or she is using which skill?
4. When a child is interacting well in groups, we are talking about which skill?
5. When a child puts all the blue legos in one place and all the red legos in another, he or she is using which skill?
6. When a child understands the difference between a circle and a square, this is related to which skill?
7. When a child learns how to say the numbers from 1 - 5 clearly, which skill is he or she using?
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