"Lesson Planning for a Mixed-Age Group" 9/21/22

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True or False... It is very important to keep a child's developmental level in mind when planning activities. *

10 points

True

False

Which of the following is NOT a tool you can use to determine a child's developmental level? *

10 points

Anecdotal notes

Observations/Reflections

Parent/Guardian input/feedback

Formal Child Assessment Tool (e.g., GOLD, Ages and Stages, etc.)

These are all tools you can use to determine a child's developmental level.

True or False: Talking with children (and observing them) as they engage in play can help you evaluate their level of development in different areas. *

10 points

True

False

True or False: There are 10 key developmental areas. *

10 points

True

False

Which of the following is NOT one of the 10 key developmental areas? *

10 points

Language Development

Literacy Knowledge

Physical Development & Health

Math Knowledge

Science Knowledge

Social Studies Knowledge

Creative Arts

Social & Emotional Development

Logic & Reasoning

Approaches to Learning

These are all key developmental areas.

True or False: It is not possible to address more than one developmental area in an activity. *

10 points

True

False

Which of the following is NOT something you should consider when planning experiences? *

10 points

Each child's developmental level

Adaptations (for special needs/ELL/DLL)

Materials required

Space (where the activity will take place)

Teacher-directed or child-led?

Developmental areas that will be addressed

These are all things you must consider when planning any experience

True or False: Children who are the same age (chronologically) are always the same developmentally. In other words, all 3-year-olds are always able to do the same things at the same time. *

10 points

True

False

In your opinion (there is not right or wrong answer), why do you think planning experiences for a mixed-age group is so challenging? *

Here is a picture of a child fingerpainting. This may seem like simply an art experience but it is really much more. What other areas of development could you address as this child fingerpaints? If you forgot what those 10 developmental areas are, look back up at the question where all areas are listed. *

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