Across
- 1. involvement- patterfns of programs participation by parents in early childhood settings that are realted to their parenting roles
- 2. childhood- the period of life from birth to nine years of age
- 6. approach- school provide children freedom withing limits
- 7. expectations- limits that children are expected to follow
- 9. care-types of child care that focuses primarily on meeting the child's physical needs
- 11. term used to refer to a child from the first year until the 3rd birthday
- 13. term referring to children ages three to six years
- 14. a child care worker who usually provide care in the childs home
- 15. child care- child care that is provided in a private then home
- 16. start- a program developed by the federal government to strengthen the academic skill of children from lows income families
- 17. from birth through the first years of life
- 18. brief summary of a persons qualificatin skills
Down
- 1. cooperatives-child care programs that are formed and run by parents
- 3. out-a guidance technique used when a childs behavior cannot be ignored
- 4. in a lesson plan, a method of gaining childresn attention
- 5. care centers- full day child care facilities that focus on the basic behavioral expectations-
- 8. years- another name given to middle childhood
- 10. change or growth in a human being
- 12. child care programs- progrfams often sponsored by schools,houses of worship,or child care centers that provide carfe for children before or after school
- 19. childhood- the period of life from birth to nine years of age