Caring for Toddlers Chapter 26 Sylvia Flores Ready, Set, Teach II 2 nd
Objectives Identify different programs for toddlers Plan a safe and healthy environment Describe how to nurture Physical Intellectual Emotional Social
Vocabulary Negativism Productive Language Receptive Language Separation Anxiety Temper Tantrum
Toddlers Child between the age of twelve until thirty-six months.
Challenge of Toddlerhood Everything is an adventure Discover Obedience Self Control
Programs for Toddlers Eight toddlers and two adults per classroom Be staffed by Skilled Understanding
The Classroom Physical Environment Allow them to grow Reflect their new abilities
Replace high chairs for small chairs Cribs for cots Baby swings for rocking horses
The Classroom Home like atmosphere Soft sofas and rockers Divide classroom in learning centers Science Music Art Language
Daily Routines Program could include Snacks Meals Naps Story time Outdoor play Accept adult guidance
Toileting Skills Child may gesture Never force child Be alert for signs Within five minutes Training
Health and Safety Wash hands Medicine and toxic substances kept away Lock refrigerator Keep small objects away Toys chosen with safety in mind
Nurturing Good communication with parents Extent vocabulary Language spoken at home Use of restroom Child’s typical behavior Gross skills Fine motor skills
Physical Development Gross motor skills Push Pull Running Fine Motor Skills Puzzles Blocks Finger painting
Intellectual Development Use of senses Similarities and differences Trial and error Nature items Learn by watching as well as doing
Emotional Development They are coping with fears Struggling with self-control Teachers help identify Feelings Behavior Fears
Separation Anxiety Typical when New baby is born Dealing with divorce Hard emotional bond with parents
Negativism Refusing to do what is asked or doing just the opposite. Child is not bad Give toddlers independence
Temper Tantrums Want to do for themselves Face many limitations Provide activities in which child can succeed.
Social Development Move from solitary play to parallel play Limits of social behavior Behave to Share
Biting Frustration Anger Attend the victim first Talk to the parents about it
Moral Development Others have needs and desires Learning to identify feelings Control reactions Moral guidance Social skills Following slow rules
Teacher’s Qualities It is a big experience Patience Potential
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