CDA TEST1 Questions and Answers
Mrs.Kline prides herself on the educational activities she provides for the children in her home child care
practice. she has two four-year-old children in her care. the others are two or three years old. Mrs.Kline
sets out some building blocks. she lets the children have free play with the blocks for several minutes,
then adds a challenge for the four-year-olds. which of the following would be the most appropriate
challenge for these children? - Answer-Asking them to make a shape with the blocks and tell her about
it.
You have a student in your class who is concerned about the impending birth of his baby sister. His
behavior has shown signs of his stress. Which of the below actions on your part will best help him to
begin to adjust? - Answer-Give him extra support, be available to him to listen and help him find the
words he needs to voice his concerns.
You go on a field trip to the zoo and take a lot of pictures. What is a literacy activity could you plan
around this trip? - Answer-Have the children make a class book about their experience.
It is a good idea to do which of the following: - Answer-(ALL OF THE ABOVE)
Regularly update your emergency
Check toys to make sure they don't have broken pieces.
Refill your First Aid Kit.
You have a student in your class whose family speaks only Spanish. He understands a few words of
English. Which of the below things can you do I your room to show respect for his language and
, promote the learning of English? - Answer-Make all labels ad signs in both English and Spanish and have
books in both English and Spanish in your library.
The philosophy of the program you work for is: - Answer-Important for you to know
Maddison, a three year old in your classroom, has seemed very tired lately and is actually falling asleep
during your circle time. You let her sleep at first thinking it was just a one time thing, but its been
happening a few times a week. - Answer-Let her sleep today. tis clear she needs it. Talk to her mother at
pick up and tell her what you're seeing. Find out from Mom if there have been any recent changes that
may be causing this excessive tiredness.
its winter and the children all brig snow boots so they can play outside in the snow. When you come
back in, you realize many of the children are having trouble putting their shoes back on and. If they don't
get them on soon. You won't have time for the story you wanted to read. - Answer-Use this as a
teachable moment and have all the kids sit down and practice putting on their shoes.
When assessing the developmental progress of an individual child, the best procedure is : - Answer-Use
multiple sources of evidence to assess abilities.
Confidentiality guidelines should be communicated to staff and families. Such guidelines should most
likely include all but which of the following? - Answer-Support standards for each child's culture,
language, ethnicity and family structure.
A child care professional should continue to increase his/her knowledge about child development issues.
Development issues can be cognitive, emotional, social, or physical. At which age does a child typically
become aware of his/her gender identity? - Answer-In the first year of life
You notice that a little boy in your classroom seem to become very tired by mid-morning and often falls
asleep before lunch. This is not typical behavior, you should: - Answer-Let his parents know that you're
seeing a change in his behavior.
Mrs.Kline prides herself on the educational activities she provides for the children in her home child care
practice. she has two four-year-old children in her care. the others are two or three years old. Mrs.Kline
sets out some building blocks. she lets the children have free play with the blocks for several minutes,
then adds a challenge for the four-year-olds. which of the following would be the most appropriate
challenge for these children? - Answer-Asking them to make a shape with the blocks and tell her about
it.
You have a student in your class who is concerned about the impending birth of his baby sister. His
behavior has shown signs of his stress. Which of the below actions on your part will best help him to
begin to adjust? - Answer-Give him extra support, be available to him to listen and help him find the
words he needs to voice his concerns.
You go on a field trip to the zoo and take a lot of pictures. What is a literacy activity could you plan
around this trip? - Answer-Have the children make a class book about their experience.
It is a good idea to do which of the following: - Answer-(ALL OF THE ABOVE)
Regularly update your emergency
Check toys to make sure they don't have broken pieces.
Refill your First Aid Kit.
You have a student in your class whose family speaks only Spanish. He understands a few words of
English. Which of the below things can you do I your room to show respect for his language and
, promote the learning of English? - Answer-Make all labels ad signs in both English and Spanish and have
books in both English and Spanish in your library.
The philosophy of the program you work for is: - Answer-Important for you to know
Maddison, a three year old in your classroom, has seemed very tired lately and is actually falling asleep
during your circle time. You let her sleep at first thinking it was just a one time thing, but its been
happening a few times a week. - Answer-Let her sleep today. tis clear she needs it. Talk to her mother at
pick up and tell her what you're seeing. Find out from Mom if there have been any recent changes that
may be causing this excessive tiredness.
its winter and the children all brig snow boots so they can play outside in the snow. When you come
back in, you realize many of the children are having trouble putting their shoes back on and. If they don't
get them on soon. You won't have time for the story you wanted to read. - Answer-Use this as a
teachable moment and have all the kids sit down and practice putting on their shoes.
When assessing the developmental progress of an individual child, the best procedure is : - Answer-Use
multiple sources of evidence to assess abilities.
Confidentiality guidelines should be communicated to staff and families. Such guidelines should most
likely include all but which of the following? - Answer-Support standards for each child's culture,
language, ethnicity and family structure.
A child care professional should continue to increase his/her knowledge about child development issues.
Development issues can be cognitive, emotional, social, or physical. At which age does a child typically
become aware of his/her gender identity? - Answer-In the first year of life
You notice that a little boy in your classroom seem to become very tired by mid-morning and often falls
asleep before lunch. This is not typical behavior, you should: - Answer-Let his parents know that you're
seeing a change in his behavior.
