Question 1

One of the picture books about houses discussed in the chapter is ____________.

Accepted Answer

Henry Builds a C abin 
If I Bu

Question 2

Block play promotes children's creative development by:

Accepted Answer

A) keeping adults out of the center. 
B) giving them many opportunities to pretend. 
C) helping them learn to draw pictures. 
D) interesting them in listening to stories. 
A) keeping adults out of the center. 
B) giving them many opportunities to pretend. 
C) helping them learn to draw pictures. 
D) interesting them in listening to stories.

Question 3

Block building is an important brain stimulus because it involves ____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Block building is an important brain stimulus...

Question 4

Children learn many things from block building, including:

Accepted Answer

A) physical skills of stacking and balancing. 
B) social skills of taking turns. 
C) cognitive skills of telling stories. 
D) art skills of painting blocks. 
A) physical skills of stacking and balancing. 
B) social skills of taking turns. 
C) cognitive skills of telling stories. 
D) art skills of painting blocks.

Question 5

If children are disruptive during block play, there are several strategies you could use to solve the problem. Discuss three such strategies, telling why you would choose them and how you would use them.

Accepted Answer

One strategy to address disruptive behav

Question 6

It is not necessary to observe children playing with blocks, because it does not involve observable interactions. 
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Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

One of the picture books about houses discussed in the chapter is ____________.

Block play promotes children's creative development by:

Block building is an important brain stimulus because it involves ____________.

Children learn many things from block building, including:

If children are disruptive during block play, there are several strategies you could use to solve the problem. Discuss three such strategies, telling why you would choose them and how you would use them.

It is not necessary to observe children playing with blocks, because it does not involve observable interactions.

The Self-Directed Learning Environment

The Teachers Role

Dramatic Play Center

Books-Reading Center

Listening Center

Writing Center

Art Center

Music-Dance Center

Large Motor Center

Manipulative-Math Center

Science Center

Curriculum Planning

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Exam 3: Block Center

One of the picture books about houses discussed in the chapter is ____________.

Block play promotes children's creative development by:

Block building is an important brain stimulus because it involves ____________.

Children learn many things from block building, including:

If children are disruptive during block play, there are several strategies you could use to solve the problem. Discuss three such strategies, telling why you would choose them and how you would use them.

It is not necessary to observe children playing with blocks, because it does not involve observable interactions. ​

The Self-Directed Learning Environment

The Teachers Role

Dramatic Play Center

Books-Reading Center

Listening Center

Writing Center

Art Center

Music-Dance Center

Large Motor Center

Manipulative-Math Center

Science Center

Curriculum Planning

Filters

It is not necessary to observe children playing with blocks, because it does not involve observable interactions.