Across
- 2. The appropriate way to communicate in a different social situations
- 3. process by which a person learns to sort specific experiences into general rules or classes
- 5. the Present with the Past
- 7. The vocabulary that young children can use
- 8. The vocabulary that young children can understand
- 10. A child's assumption that every object belongs in only one category, and so therefore can only have one label
- 13. Appreciating
- 14. Smallest unit of sound that can affect the meaning of a word
- 15. Type of bilingualism where you keep your original language
- 16. A young child's ability to hear a word and use their "mental map" to understand it's meaning quickly
Down
- 1. Type of bilingualism where you lose your original language
- 3. the ability to restructure knowledge in multiple ways depending on the changing situational demands
- 4. Relying on these Categories
- 6. When children apply all grammatical rules to all sentences or words
- 9. Detecting relationships between events and
- 11. the Future
- 12. ability to attribute mental states—beliefs, intents, desires, pretending, knowledge, etc.—to oneself and others and to understand that others have beliefs, desires, and intentions that are different from one's own