Across
- 2. ability to coordinate sight with movement of the hands
- 4. evaluating how to respond to a situation by getting a social cue from a more experienced person
- 5. 2nd level of pretense in which the toddler uses one set of objects to represent another set of objects and pretends to do soemthing that involves other people or objects
- 10. wait until later to get what is wanted
- 12. not self-guided by interal values
- 15. conflict toddlers must resolve according to the second stage of Eriksons psychosocial theory
- 19. development of muscles especially those in the hands and fingers
- 22. lengthening and thickening of muscles
- 25. symbolic actions seen in play that mimic real situations
- 26. questions that only require a 1 or 2 word response
- 27. fine motor movements that are smooth and rather effortlesss
- 28. ability to label self and others as male or female
- 29. ability to recall and later imitate someones behavior
- 30. first level of pretense in which the toddler uses real objects or realistic toys and pretend sto do something that has to do with themselves
Down
- 1. confidence a person has in his or her own worth, competence, and control
- 3. abnormal response to food triggered by the bodys immune system
- 6. doig as one chooses rather than what others want
- 7. person who speaks only one language
- 8. development of the trunk and arm and leg muscles
- 9. foods prepared for the entire family
- 11. solid foods that provide the nutirents infants and toddlers need in addition to their breast milk formula or whole cows milk
- 13. seeing in the minds eye or hearing in the minds ear in the abscene of a stimulus
- 14. being fluent in 2 languages
- 16. going back to an earlier stage of development
- 17. fats that are liquid at room temperature
- 18. special underpants or pants made of disposable diaper material that help lessen the mess of accidnets during the toilet learning
- 20. questions that require a descriptive response for an answer
- 21. ability to control ones self
- 23. sudden emotional outburst of anger commonly displayed by a toddler
- 24. persons ability to pronounce words that can be understood by others