PECT Prek-4 Module 2 EXAM STUDY
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1. If students stand up when music is high and crouch down when music is
low, what are they learning? - ANSWER ✔ pitch
2. How do you work on developing creativity when children present art work
to you? - ANSWER ✔ Ask questions so they tell you
3. How do you teach kids about perceived environment? - ANSWER ✔ Walk
around school, come back, and draw what they saw
4. Post attitude and dramatic expression. How do you teach this? - ANSWER
✔ Allow them to play with props/dress up clothes in dramatic play area
5. How do you use creative movement to teach and express feeling? -
ANSWER ✔ Have them act out a story
6. What should you do w/ kindergarteners to develop positive attitude towards
art? - ANSWER ✔ letting them determine what their are to be is
,7. Which design element would you teach in correlation w/ math unit? -
ANSWER ✔ pattern
8. Kids are creating a balloon sculpture. What does it emphasize? - ANSWER
✔ form
9. Teaching kids to clap to the beat, but one kid is stomping. What should you
do? - ANSWER ✔ Nothing, so they can find the beat themselves
10.What is an appropriate activity for kindergarten? - ANSWER ✔
stamping/mosaic
11.Student is on stage giving speech by himself, what is this? - ANSWER ✔
monologue
12.A student is having trouble reading words that contain silent consonants
combinations, what would be a good approach to help the student?
a. Provide students with graded wordlist that contains silent consonant
combinations words.
b. Compare and contrast between words that do and do not have silent
consonant combinations, like no and know.
c. Take out the silent consonant combination in the word and let the
student read it.
d. Read silent consonant combination letter in chunks. - ANSWER ✔ B
13.How do you teach 2nd graders to positively perceive and reflect on their
environment?
a. Proving ink activity.
b. Use imaginary image
c. Walk around the school and draw a favorite thing they see.
, d. Draw the format of their classroom. - ANSWER ✔ C
14.Which is an example of active listening?
a. "You should have told me that a long time ago!"
b. "What happened to you also happened to me, only worse."
c. "Sorry, can you please repeat that?"
d. "So what I hear you say, is that you are upset about ...." - ANSWER ✔
D
15.How to help first graders learn about community?
a. Invite a guest speaker to come in and speak about their roles shared in
the community.
b. Create a list of responsibilities shared with adults at home.
c. Discuss the community roles within the school between upper grades.
- ANSWER ✔ A
16.A teacher reads through a big book and then reads through it again because
students enjoy it so much. What follow up activity would best promote oral
language development? - ANSWER ✔ Acting out the story with puppets i.e
dramatic play center
17.A teacher reads a big book and then has the students practice reading it with
expression. What concept is the teacher reinforcing? - ANSWER ✔ Prosody
(This is a component of fluency - In addition to prosody (expression) other
areas of fluency include speed/rate and accuracy.)
18.A teacher points to words in a book as she reads. What concept is she
reinforcing? - ANSWER ✔ Text to print connection
, 19.A teacher reads a big book and then uses notecards with words from the
story on them. As a class, they sort the words into words that rhyme. What is
the teacher instructing? - ANSWER ✔ Phonics
20.Talking with your students about an assembly they saw yesterday reinforces
what skill? - ANSWER ✔ Reflection - causes them to reflect on what they
learned
21.Students are exploring an evasive species that is targeting the wilderness in
Pennsylvania. Where could they check for more information? - ANSWER ✔
The Environment Protection Website
22.What teaching plan can help students find out what they already know about
a topic and what they would like to know? - ANSWER ✔ A KWL Chart -
have students fill out a KWL chart
23.To get a child interested in reading, what could you do? - ANSWER ✔ Take
them to the library and let them choose a book that they are interested in and
is on his/her independent reading level.
24.A teacher in a PreK environment has books and materials out about
gardening for students to explore. She suggests they build a garden and talks
with them about how they could build an imaginary garden inside. What is
she demonstrating? - ANSWER ✔ She is encouraging discussion and how to
solve problems creatively.
25.Why use nonsense words when teaching phonics? - ANSWER ✔ When a
teacher has students read nonsense words such as "ib" or "dright," as if they
are real words they can determine a student's phonological skills.
GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<RECENT VERSION>
1. If students stand up when music is high and crouch down when music is
low, what are they learning? - ANSWER ✔ pitch
2. How do you work on developing creativity when children present art work
to you? - ANSWER ✔ Ask questions so they tell you
3. How do you teach kids about perceived environment? - ANSWER ✔ Walk
around school, come back, and draw what they saw
4. Post attitude and dramatic expression. How do you teach this? - ANSWER
✔ Allow them to play with props/dress up clothes in dramatic play area
5. How do you use creative movement to teach and express feeling? -
ANSWER ✔ Have them act out a story
6. What should you do w/ kindergarteners to develop positive attitude towards
art? - ANSWER ✔ letting them determine what their are to be is
,7. Which design element would you teach in correlation w/ math unit? -
ANSWER ✔ pattern
8. Kids are creating a balloon sculpture. What does it emphasize? - ANSWER
✔ form
9. Teaching kids to clap to the beat, but one kid is stomping. What should you
do? - ANSWER ✔ Nothing, so they can find the beat themselves
10.What is an appropriate activity for kindergarten? - ANSWER ✔
stamping/mosaic
11.Student is on stage giving speech by himself, what is this? - ANSWER ✔
monologue
12.A student is having trouble reading words that contain silent consonants
combinations, what would be a good approach to help the student?
a. Provide students with graded wordlist that contains silent consonant
combinations words.
b. Compare and contrast between words that do and do not have silent
consonant combinations, like no and know.
c. Take out the silent consonant combination in the word and let the
student read it.
d. Read silent consonant combination letter in chunks. - ANSWER ✔ B
13.How do you teach 2nd graders to positively perceive and reflect on their
environment?
a. Proving ink activity.
b. Use imaginary image
c. Walk around the school and draw a favorite thing they see.
, d. Draw the format of their classroom. - ANSWER ✔ C
14.Which is an example of active listening?
a. "You should have told me that a long time ago!"
b. "What happened to you also happened to me, only worse."
c. "Sorry, can you please repeat that?"
d. "So what I hear you say, is that you are upset about ...." - ANSWER ✔
D
15.How to help first graders learn about community?
a. Invite a guest speaker to come in and speak about their roles shared in
the community.
b. Create a list of responsibilities shared with adults at home.
c. Discuss the community roles within the school between upper grades.
- ANSWER ✔ A
16.A teacher reads through a big book and then reads through it again because
students enjoy it so much. What follow up activity would best promote oral
language development? - ANSWER ✔ Acting out the story with puppets i.e
dramatic play center
17.A teacher reads a big book and then has the students practice reading it with
expression. What concept is the teacher reinforcing? - ANSWER ✔ Prosody
(This is a component of fluency - In addition to prosody (expression) other
areas of fluency include speed/rate and accuracy.)
18.A teacher points to words in a book as she reads. What concept is she
reinforcing? - ANSWER ✔ Text to print connection
, 19.A teacher reads a big book and then uses notecards with words from the
story on them. As a class, they sort the words into words that rhyme. What is
the teacher instructing? - ANSWER ✔ Phonics
20.Talking with your students about an assembly they saw yesterday reinforces
what skill? - ANSWER ✔ Reflection - causes them to reflect on what they
learned
21.Students are exploring an evasive species that is targeting the wilderness in
Pennsylvania. Where could they check for more information? - ANSWER ✔
The Environment Protection Website
22.What teaching plan can help students find out what they already know about
a topic and what they would like to know? - ANSWER ✔ A KWL Chart -
have students fill out a KWL chart
23.To get a child interested in reading, what could you do? - ANSWER ✔ Take
them to the library and let them choose a book that they are interested in and
is on his/her independent reading level.
24.A teacher in a PreK environment has books and materials out about
gardening for students to explore. She suggests they build a garden and talks
with them about how they could build an imaginary garden inside. What is
she demonstrating? - ANSWER ✔ She is encouraging discussion and how to
solve problems creatively.
25.Why use nonsense words when teaching phonics? - ANSWER ✔ When a
teacher has students read nonsense words such as "ib" or "dright," as if they
are real words they can determine a student's phonological skills.
