therevival ofattentiondeath withinthe first yearof life due tounknownreasonpiaget'stheory thefirst 2 yearsof cognitivedevelopmentthis stageoccurs ininfants 1-4monthsdevelopment ofmotor abilitiesincludingbalance andposturewherevisioncomesfromouter portion ofthe braincontaining 4regions with thedistinctfunctionsthis stageoccurs ininfants 4-8monthscultural practicein which infantsand sometimesolder childrensleep with oneor both parentsability tocombine theimages of thetwo eyes intoone imageinvolves havinginfants drink adiarrhea drinksolution of salt,glucose, andwaterdevelopment ofmotor abilitiesinvolving finelytunedmovements ofthe handsthis lobeincludesprocessinginformation ofbodilysensationsprocess in the braindevelopment inwhich dendriticconnections that areused becomestronger and fasterperiod ofdiscomfort andpain experiencedby infants as theirnew teeth breaksthrough theirgumsone of theevolutionarydevelopments thatmakes humansanatomicallydistinctive amonganimalsability to discernthe relativediscern therelative distanceof objects in theenviromentinfants werehappy to crawlon the "shallow"side than the"deep" sideprocessingof auditoryinformationdisease inwhich the bodywastes awayfrom the lackof nutrientsthis stageoccurs ininfants 8-12 monthspart of the neuronthat transmitselectrical impulsesand releasesneurotransmittersgradualdecrease inattention to astimulus afterrepeatedpresentationsthis stageoccurs ininfants 0-1monththerevival ofattentiondeath withinthe first yearof life due tounknownreasonpiaget'stheory thefirst 2 yearsof cognitivedevelopmentthis stageoccurs ininfants 1-4monthsdevelopment ofmotor abilitiesincludingbalance andposturewherevisioncomesfromouter portion ofthe braincontaining 4regions with thedistinctfunctionsthis stageoccurs ininfants 4-8monthscultural practicein which infantsand sometimesolder childrensleep with oneor both parentsability tocombine theimages of thetwo eyes intoone imageinvolves havinginfants drink adiarrhea drinksolution of salt,glucose, andwaterdevelopment ofmotor abilitiesinvolving finelytunedmovements ofthe handsthis lobeincludesprocessinginformation ofbodilysensationsprocess in the braindevelopment inwhich dendriticconnections that areused becomestronger and fasterperiod ofdiscomfort andpain experiencedby infants as theirnew teeth breaksthrough theirgumsone of theevolutionarydevelopments thatmakes humansanatomicallydistinctive amonganimalsability to discernthe relativediscern therelative distanceof objects in theenviromentinfants werehappy to crawlon the "shallow"side than the"deep" sideprocessingof auditoryinformationdisease inwhich the bodywastes awayfrom the lackof nutrientsthis stageoccurs ininfants 8-12 monthspart of the neuronthat transmitselectrical impulsesand releasesneurotransmittersgradualdecrease inattention to astimulus afterrepeatedpresentationsthis stageoccurs ininfants 0-1month

Chapter 4: INFANCY - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the revival of attention
  2. death within the first year of life due to unknown reason
  3. piaget's theory the first 2 years of cognitive development
  4. this stage occurs in infants 1-4 months
  5. development of motor abilities including balance and posture
  6. where vision comes from
  7. outer portion of the brain containing 4 regions with the distinct functions
  8. this stage occurs in infants 4-8 months
  9. cultural practice in which infants and sometimes older children sleep with one or both parents
  10. ability to combine the images of the two eyes into one image
  11. involves having infants drink a diarrhea drink solution of salt, glucose, and water
  12. development of motor abilities involving finely tuned movements of the hands
  13. this lobe includes processing information of bodily sensations
  14. process in the brain development in which dendritic connections that are used become stronger and faster
  15. period of discomfort and pain experienced by infants as their new teeth breaks through their gums
  16. one of the evolutionary developments that makes humans anatomically distinctive among animals
  17. ability to discern the relative discern the relative distance of objects in the enviroment
  18. infants were happy to crawl on the "shallow" side than the "deep" side
  19. processing of auditory information
  20. disease in which the body wastes away from the lack of nutrients
  21. this stage occurs in infants 8-12 months
  22. part of the neuron that transmits electrical impulses and releases neurotransmitters
  23. gradual decrease in attention to a stimulus after repeated presentations
  24. this stage occurs in infants 0-1 month