Question 1

Children who do not have sufficient outdoor play experiences generally have:

Accepted Answer

A)  Better computer and communication skills 
B)  Poorer ability in motor tasks and ability to access and manage risk 
C)  Better skills at dealing with cultural issues 
D)  Less opportunity for accidents 
A)  Better computer and communication skills 
B)  Poorer ability in motor tasks and ability to access and manage risk 
C)  Better skills at dealing with cultural issues 
D)  Less opportunity for accidents

Question 2

Outdoor play is important because it:

Accepted Answer

A)  Provides early learning practitioners with some free time 
B)  Builds a child's exploration, risk taking, language, and creativity skills 
C)  Allows children to run around without a defined objective 
D)  Gives children a break from the academic expectations 
A)  Provides early learning practitioners with some free time 
B)  Builds a child's exploration, risk taking, language, and creativity skills 
C)  Allows children to run around without a defined objective 
D)  Gives children a break from the academic expectations

Question 3

All children are entitled to access outdoor play. What are the key considerations that an early learning teacher must make when there are children with disabilities in the early learning environment?

Accepted Answer

When there are children with disabilitie

Question 4

Children who actively participate in outdoor play score lower on tests of imagination and creativity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Children who do not have sufficient outdoor play experiences generally have:

Outdoor play is important because it:

All children are entitled to access outdoor play. What are the key considerations that an early learning teacher must make when there are children with disabilities in the early learning environment?

Children who actively participate in outdoor play score lower on tests of imagination and creativity.

Exploring the Foundations of Play

The Process of Play

Observing, Documenting, and Interpreting Childrens Play

Planning Play Spaces

Loose Parts and Childrens Play

Art and Play

Blocks and Childs Play

Dramatic Play

Language, Emergent Literacy, and Play

Math and Science and Play

Music, Movement, and Play

Bringing Technology Into Childs Play

Taking Play to the Next Level

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Exam 4: Outdoor and Nature Play: Unscripted and Unstructured

Children who do not have sufficient outdoor play experiences generally have:

Outdoor play is important because it:

All children are entitled to access outdoor play. What are the key considerations that an early learning teacher must make when there are children with disabilities in the early learning environment?

Children who actively participate in outdoor play score lower on tests of imagination and creativity.

Exploring the Foundations of Play

The Process of Play

Observing, Documenting, and Interpreting Childrens Play

Planning Play Spaces

Loose Parts and Childrens Play

Art and Play

Blocks and Childs Play

Dramatic Play

Language, Emergent Literacy, and Play

Math and Science and Play

Music, Movement, and Play

Bringing Technology Into Childs Play

Taking Play to the Next Level

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