Observing Children

This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: An observation is watching children with the clear goal of studying a specific _______ or _________., Observations help identify _______ children with special needs., When observing, it is best to observe from a _______ without the child knowing., You should avoid making _______ and focus on what you can see or hear., A single assessment is not an exact assessment of _______ or _______., Observations should not be _______ — they must be based on solid facts., observations simply state the _______., The first thing to record when observing is an objective list of _______ patterns., A _______ observation states the opinion of the observer., Standardized tests and developmental norms are examples of _______ assessments., All observations must be kept _______ and reported only to the _______ if necessary., Observations help create developmentally appropriate _______ and _______, One goal of assessment is to determine where children are in their _______., Observations and interviews are examples of _______ assessments., An anecdotal record is a brief _______ account of a specific incident., A _______ chart is used to gather data on specific aspects of children’s behavior., A _______ record is used to document everything observed during a set time period., A frequency count is a tally of how often a certain _______ occurs., Event sampling focuses on what happens _______ and _______ an event., Portfolios are collections of materials that show a person’s _______ over time, Science & Math portfolio items may include math manipulatives and _______ activities., When observing children, it’s important to _______ in and not be _______., During observation, avoid drawing conclusions you are not _______ to make. and One portfolio category is Emerging Literacy, which includes letters, reading, and _______..

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