Preschool Vocabulary (Yellow) Crossword

An approach within early childhood education where the teacher or caregiver meets the education where the teacher or caregiver meets the education level of the child.
Management of the cognitive process including working memory, reasoning, task flexibility and problem solving as well as planning and execution.
Used to record specific observations of individual student behavior, skills, attitudes, and as they retaliate to outcomes. Their notes provide cumulative information on student learning and direction for future learning.
Skills and knowledge attained for both personal and career advancements.
The learning process designed to promote a deeper level of learning using interaction and conversations guide the thought process.
A system of services that helps babies and young children that have delays or disabilities.
A detailed, objective, sequential recording, written while the vent is happening, ten minutes or less, write down everything possible that the child says or does during a specific time or activity.
The divisions of participations and efforts among children in order to reach a common goal.
The three step process of observing children participate in similar or activities with our formal organization, group direction or a definite goal.
Classroom procedure used to establish and build a smooth and efficient system.
A form of play adjacent to each other but they do not try to influence on another's behavior.
The evaluation of the quality or ability of someone or something.
The practice of following children with special needs to spend most or all of their time with typicallh developing children.
Working with others to do a task and to achieve desired goals.
A fixed sequence of activities of course of action that must be followed in a specific order to correctly perform a task or activity.
Educational needs resulting from learning difficulties such as physical, emotional, or behavioral disabilities.
The mental process or action of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience and the senses.
The process of active acquisition of information form a primary source.
Good teachers go through a continuously repeating process of assessing/observing student needs, planning instruction to keep the learning going, delivering instruction, reflecting outcomes and their determining students needs again.
Parents (or families), organizations or volunteers working on behalf of the rights and interests of others.
Competence or skill expected of an employee.
Responses that can occur when a experiences strong, frequent and or prolonged adversity.
A federal program that reimburses care programs that provide nutritious meals and snacks to children and adults who are enrolled.
The courses that students are required to take will build on one another in a sequential manner.
A form of interaction in which a group of children participate in similar or identical activities with our formal orientation, group direction or a definite goal.