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A quiz on how the sense of wonder and awe affects children's development.

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Froggy Jumps Wonder Quest 1Online version A quiz on how the sense of wonder and awe affects children's development. by Kim 1 How does Teacher Tom verbally interject into children's play? a Using the "I wonder......" construct b Can I play? c Plays alongside them until they invite him to play. 2 What are health benefits of being in nature? a A drop in stress hormone cortisol and blood pressure b Less anxiety and better moods c Both A and B 3 In studying the brain, after a person experiences a feeling of "awe", by showing the person film clips, photographs, or relived personal experiences, they have found that people pay closer attention to what is right in front of them. a True b False c True, but only for a brief period of time. 4 What part of the nervous system is suppressed in response to awe, according to research? a Digestive Nervous System b Central Nervous System c Sympathetic Nervous System 5 What are "loose parts" in Early Childhood Education? a toys with batteries b open-ended materials used in various ways c premade packaged craft kits 6 Why are loose parts beneficial to infants and toddlers? a Loose parts should not be used with infants and toddlers. b They are cheaper than toys. c They encourage imagination, curiosity, and creativity. 7 What items might be used as loose parts for infants and toddlers? a googly eyes b balloons c scraps of fabric 8 According to the Wunderled website, the role of the educator is a To maintain structure and control b To push children to the next developmental milestones c To walk beside children, noticing, and listening,

Froggy Jumps

Wonder Quest 1Online version

A quiz on how the sense of wonder and awe affects children's development.

by Kim

How does Teacher Tom verbally interject into children's play?

Using the "I wonder......" construct

Can I play?

Plays alongside them until they invite him to play.

What are health benefits of being in nature?

A drop in stress hormone cortisol and blood pressure

Less anxiety and better moods

Both A and B

In studying the brain, after a person experiences a feeling of "awe", by showing the person film clips, photographs, or relived personal experiences, they have found that people pay closer attention to what is right in front of them.

True

False

True, but only for a brief period of time.

What part of the nervous system is suppressed in response to awe, according to research?

Digestive Nervous System

Central Nervous System

Sympathetic Nervous System

What are "loose parts" in Early Childhood Education?

toys with batteries

open-ended materials used in various ways

premade packaged craft kits

Why are loose parts beneficial to infants and toddlers?

Loose parts should not be used with infants and toddlers.

They are cheaper than toys.

They encourage imagination, curiosity, and creativity.

What items might be used as loose parts for infants and toddlers?

googly eyes

balloons

scraps of fabric

According to the Wunderled website, the role of the educator is

To maintain structure and control

To push children to the next developmental milestones

To walk beside children, noticing, and listening,

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Wonder Quest 1

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Wonder Quest 1Online version

by Kim

How does Teacher Tom verbally interject into children's play?

What are health benefits of being in nature?

In studying the brain, after a person experiences a feeling of "awe", by showing the person film clips, photographs, or relived personal experiences, they have found that people pay closer attention to what is right in front of them.

What part of the nervous system is suppressed in response to awe, according to research?

What are "loose parts" in Early Childhood Education?

Why are loose parts beneficial to infants and toddlers?

What items might be used as loose parts for infants and toddlers?

According to the Wunderled website, the role of the educator is

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