Chapter 19 Flashcards
1
Q
From reading what do children get?
A
- desire to read
- develop vocabulary
- develop a positive attitude towards books
- good form of relaxation
- learn that we read from left to right
- associate written and spoken words
- develop ability to speak
- learn to understand other people
- helps develop an imagination
- learns words that describe feelings and experiences
- stories invite children to explore and wonder about their world
2
Q
Picture books include
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- pictures
- small sentences
- small plot
3
Q
What’s usually the first book introduced?
A
Picture books
4
Q
Family life stories
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- purpose to help develop social understanding
- timid Timothy
5
Q
Animal stories
A
- animals have some human quality
- usually have some unusual success or ability
- angus and the cat
6
Q
Fairy tales
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- theme of achievement
- kindness and goodness wins out over evil
- Characters or heroes confront Giants, witches, or other obstacles
- Cinderella, 3 little pigs
7
Q
Infant/toddlers
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- durable picture books
- thick easily handling pages
- large, clearly defined pictures
- simple items in surroundings should be represented in the picture
8
Q
2
A
Prefer books about what they know, do, and enjoy
9
Q
3
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- shows preference for stories about familiar subjects
- enjoy stories about community helpers
10
Q
4
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- want to know how and why things work
- often enjoy pranks in books (humor)
11
Q
Books for 3 year olds
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- policeman small
- I wish I were a pilot
- firefighter frank
- bear at work
- bus stops
- cowboy small
- Apple farmer Anne
- mr.cookie baker
12
Q
Books for 4 year olds
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- cat in the hat
- machines go to work
13
Q
5
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- like stories that give added knowledge
- prefer stories that take them beyond here and now
14
Q
Books for 5 year olds
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- where the wild things are
- Peter pan
15
Q
The advantages of story telling
A
- help children understand themselves better
- develops reading readiness
