Across
- 2. 16.) Stage from age 5 to puberty is the _____ age.
- 5. 20.) A parent does not have to be ______, it could be a nonrelative.
- 6. 14.) Stage from time of birth to 1 year old.
- 8. 17.) Stage from puberty to adulthood is_____.
- 10. 5.) The image of oneself is _____.
- 14. 3.) Supporting, encouraging, loving, giving attention, and praise are examples of ______.
- 16. 13.) ____ refers to the actual chronological age of children.
- 17. 9.) What is the increasing skill in one or a combination of abilities?
- 20. 7.) An adoptive parent _____ becomes the parent and raises the child as their own.
Down
- 1. 4.) Communication, teaching right/wrong, and being a role model are forms of _____.
- 3. 12.) A _______ of many theories that describes in various ways how children grow and develop is referred to as The Developmental Theory.
- 4. 8.) _____ parents take a child who may be experiencing a problem/crisis in for a short period of time. (Days, weeks, maybe months)
- 7. 6.) _____ is a person's opinion, belief, or judgement about his or her worthiness as a person.
- 9. 10.) Crawl < Walk < Run is the _____ of development.
- 11. 2.) Person besides the parent who loves, cares for, and guides a child.
- 12. 19.) A caregiver could be a ______.
- 13. 15.) Stage from age 1 to 3 years old.
- 15. 11.) A _____ is an organized set of suggestions about facts or events that is developed through study and observation.
- 18. 1.) Providing food, clothing, safety, and shelter are examples of ______ care.
- 19. 18.) Nurturing, good environment, attention, encouragment, love and guidance are examples of developmental _____.