Areas of Development

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Maddy cries when she is upset.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Celeste can name all of her colors.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Allison takes a toy from her brother, he starts to cry. She realizes this was wrong and gives the toy back.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Izzy squeals with delight when she sees his mom.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Samantha knows her first and last name.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Taylor can turn the pages of the book by himself.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Bridget is the afraid of the dark.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Josie can roll from her stomach to her back.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Lainey takes turns being the leader of the game.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral

What area/type of development is best represented in this statement?

Maison grasps his mother’s finger very tightly.

• Social

• Emotional

• Physical

• Intellectual (Cognitive)

• Moral