Question 1

To learn numbering, preschool children need to do all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) count by rote in order. 
B) learn one-to-one correspondence. 
C) apply number names to objects. 
D) put numbers in a pattern. 
A) count by rote in order. 
B) learn one-to-one correspondence. 
C) apply number names to objects. 
D) put numbers in a pattern.

Question 2

Children can make numbers personal by:

Accepted Answer

A) memorizing the numbers 1 to 10. 
B) becoming a particular number. 
C) learning the name of each numeral's symbol. 
D) counting the number of children. 
A) memorizing the numbers 1 to 10. 
B) becoming a particular number. 
C) learning the name of each numeral's symbol. 
D) counting the number of children.

Question 3

Learning about patterning helps preschool children to:

Accepted Answer

A) paint beautiful pictures. 
B) learn words to songs. 
C) predict what will happen next. 
D) make up a story. 
A) paint beautiful pictures. 
B) learn words to songs. 
C) predict what will happen next. 
D) make up a story.

Question 4

Young children learn math concepts by:

Accepted Answer

A) being taught how to count. 
B) learning the names of numbers. 
C) having fun with numbers. 
D) learning to write numbers. 
A) being taught how to count. 
B) learning the names of numbers. 
C) having fun with numbers. 
D) learning to write numbers.

Question 5

A preschool Manipulative-Math Center should NOT contain:

Accepted Answer

A) stringing beads and buttoning boards. 
B) cylinder boards and Cuisenaire rods. 
C) cell phones and magnifying glasses. 
D) puzzles and table blocks. 
A) stringing beads and buttoning boards. 
B) cylinder boards and Cuisenaire rods. 
C) cell phones and magnifying glasses. 
D) puzzles and table blocks.

Question 6

The foundation for all mathematical learning:

Accepted Answer

A) is difficult for young children. 
B) is the same as that for older children. 
C) takes place in early childhood. 
D) starts in first grade. 
A) is difficult for young children. 
B) is the same as that for older children. 
C) takes place in early childhood. 
D) starts in first grade.

To learn numbering, preschool children need to do all of the following EXCEPT:

Children can make numbers personal by:

Learning about patterning helps preschool children to:

Young children learn math concepts by:

A preschool Manipulative-Math Center should NOT contain:

The foundation for all mathematical learning:

The Self-Directed Learning Environment

The Teachers Role

Block Center

Dramatic Play Center

Books-Reading Center

Listening Center

Writing Center

Art Center

Music-Dance Center

Large Motor Center

Science Center

Curriculum Planning

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Exam 11: Manipulative-Math Center

To learn numbering, preschool children need to do all of the following EXCEPT:

Children can make numbers personal by:

Learning about patterning helps preschool children to:

Young children learn math concepts by:

A preschool Manipulative-Math Center should NOT contain:

The foundation for all mathematical learning:

The Self-Directed Learning Environment

The Teachers Role

Block Center

Dramatic Play Center

Books-Reading Center

Listening Center

Writing Center

Art Center

Music-Dance Center

Large Motor Center

Science Center

Curriculum Planning

Filters