Temperaments Quiet, impulsive, strong- willed, perfectionist Code of Ethics set of statements about appropriate and expected behavior of early childhood professionals. Developmental Milestones Measurements of child's growth in 4 development areas Infants Birth to 18 months Intentional Teaching Constantly thinking about what you are doing as a teacher Lead Teacher Requirement NC Credentials Cognitive Development early math and science Qualitative Assessment Anecdal Records Theorists Erikson, Bronfenbrenner Quantitative Assessment Development Checklist Self- help skills Feeding self State Ratios max amount of child to adult DAP Developmentally Appropriate Practices NC State Licensing Required for all child development facilities Physical Development Running, jumping, throwing Parallel Play playing side by side Neonatal Period first few weeks after birth Domains Emotional/social, health/physical, language, cognitive, approaches to learning Emotional Development Formation of positive feelings towards oneself and others Parent/Teacher Conferences time to share a child's progress, observations Neurons Brain cells Special Needs Needs of children with social, emotional, intellectual and physical delays Toddlers 12-36 months Positive Interactions Interactions that are positive with trust and respect SIDS Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Language Development Reading and writing the alphabet Preschoolers 3-5 years Minority Children of color Sensory Explorations Playing with sand Temperaments Quiet, impulsive, strong- willed, perfectionist Code of Ethics set of statements about appropriate and expected behavior of early childhood professionals. Developmental Milestones Measurements of child's growth in 4 development areas Infants Birth to 18 months Intentional Teaching Constantly thinking about what you are doing as a teacher Lead Teacher Requirement NC Credentials Cognitive Development early math and science Qualitative Assessment Anecdal Records Theorists Erikson, Bronfenbrenner Quantitative Assessment Development Checklist Self- help skills Feeding self State Ratios max amount of child to adult DAP Developmentally Appropriate Practices NC State Licensing Required for all child development facilities Physical Development Running, jumping, throwing Parallel Play playing side by side Neonatal Period first few weeks after birth Domains Emotional/social, health/physical, language, cognitive, approaches to learning Emotional Development Formation of positive feelings towards oneself and others Parent/Teacher Conferences time to share a child's progress, observations Neurons Brain cells Special Needs Needs of children with social, emotional, intellectual and physical delays Toddlers 12-36 months Positive Interactions Interactions that are positive with trust and respect SIDS Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Language Development Reading and writing the alphabet Preschoolers 3-5 years Minority Children of color Sensory Explorations Playing with sand
(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.
Quiet, impulsive, strong-willed, perfectionist
Temperaments
set of statements about appropriate and expected behavior of early childhood professionals.
Code of Ethics
Measurements of child's growth in 4 development areas
Developmental Milestones
Birth to 18 months
Infants
Constantly thinking about what you are doing as a teacher
Intentional Teaching
NC Credentials
Lead Teacher Requirement
early math and science
Cognitive Development
Anecdal Records
Qualitative Assessment
Erikson, Bronfenbrenner
Theorists
Development Checklist
Quantitative Assessment
Feeding self
Self-help skills
max amount of child to adult
State Ratios
Developmentally Appropriate Practices
DAP
Required for all child development facilities
NC State Licensing
Running, jumping, throwing
Physical Development
playing side by side
Parallel Play
first few weeks after birth
Neonatal Period
Emotional/social, health/physical, language, cognitive, approaches to learning
Domains
Formation of positive feelings towards oneself and others
Emotional Development
time to share a child's progress, observations
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Brain cells
Neurons
Needs of children with social, emotional, intellectual and physical delays
Special Needs
12-36 months
Toddlers
Interactions that are positive with trust and respect
Positive Interactions
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
SIDS
Reading and writing the alphabet
Language Development
3-5 years
Preschoolers
Children of color
Minority
Playing with sand
Sensory Explorations