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Who Wants to Be Rich?

Who Wants to Be Rich?. Georgia CTAE Resource Network Instructional Resources Office July 2009. 100 Dollar Question. Q #1 Problem behavior is likely to occur when. A. children are well rested. C. Preschoolers eat lunch on a different schedule every week.

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Who Wants to Be Rich?

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  1. Who Wants to Be Rich? Georgia CTAE Resource Network Instructional Resources Office July 2009

  2. 100 Dollar Question Q #1 Problem behavior is likely to occur when... A. children are well rested. C. Preschoolers eat lunch on a different schedule every week. B. the art center has 4 easels and 4 sets of paints. D. Musical instruments hang on hooks w/in reach of children.

  3. 200 Dollar Question Q #2 Punishing a 2-year-old for having a toileting accident illustrates: A. Limited understanding of child development C. natural consequences B. redirection D. a positive method of teaching about toileting

  4. 300 Dollar Question Q #3 All of the following suggestions are helpful for speaking to children except: A. stand tall so they must look up to you C. speak calmly and respectfully, even when angry B. use short and simple sentences D. call the child by name before speaking to him or her

  5. 500 Dollar Question Q #4 The most supportive response to a child who is having trouble mastering a skill is: A. “Keep trying - I know you can do it.” C. “Keep trying - do you want to be the only one that can’t do that?” B. “Don’t feel bad - not every one can do that.” D. “Let me do that for you.”

  6. 1,000 Dollar Question Q #5 If two children are arguing over a toy, the response most helpful in guiding them to a resolution is: A. “Brenda, that wasn’t very nice.” C. “Sean, just let Brenda have the wagon today.” B. “If the two of you can’t solve this problem b/f play time ends, then neither of you will get to play with the wagon.” D. “Brenda, why don’t you tell Sean why you would like to play with the wagon.”

  7. 2,000 Dollar Question Q #6 A schedule that is likely to promote positive behavior in preschoolers might include: A. lengthy transitions and preparations between activities C. a variety of active play options every morning and naps every afternoon B. mostly large-group and few small-group activities D. outdoor play when the weather allows and quiet activities when it does not

  8. 4,000 Dollar Question Q #7 Which of the following responses does not help children develop a strategy for solving problems? A. “Tell me what the problem is.” C. “Can you think of any bad things about that solution?” B. “Here’s a better solution.” D. “Let’s try your solution and see if it works.”

  9. 8,000 Dollar Question Q #8 “Don’t run indoors” is an inappropriate rule for preschoolers because it: A. discourages their natural enthusiasm C. does not give children a positive alternative B. is too difficult to enforce D. can lead to defiance or unpleasantness

  10. 16,000 Dollar Question Q #9 Imposing negative ___ for unacceptable behavior is necessary when children resist positive approaches. A. rewards C. punishment B. communication D. consequences

  11. 32,000 Dollar Question Q #10 Through ___ ___, children behave appropriately to earn praise and attention from adults. A. negative reinforcement C. positive discipline B. positive reinforcement D. self discipline

  12. 64,000 Dollar Question Q #11 The most constructive response to harmless behavior that is meant only to get attention is to ___ it. A. ignore C. punish B. respect D. correct

  13. 125,000 Dollar Question Q #12 When you ___ children, you may unintentionally encourage them to live up or down to your expectations. A. encourage C. label B. punish D. redirect

  14. 250,000 Dollar Question Q # 13 Since young children lack extensive vocabulary, caregivers must interpret their ___ ___ to understand their feelings. A. active listening C. body language B. sign language D. bad attitudes

  15. 500,000 Dollar Question Q #14 Using ___ ___ helps you focus on why misbehavior is a problem without criticizing the child as a person. A. positive reinforcement C. active listening B. I-messages D. time-out

  16. 1,000,000 Dollar Question Q #15 When appropriate, offering children ___ about behavior increases self-esteem and shows you have confidence in their judgement. A. explanations C. choices B. descriptions D. theories

  17. Correct Response $100 That was a correct Final Answer! On to the next question

  18. Correct Response $200 Next Question

  19. Correct Response $300 Next Question

  20. Correct Response $500 Go to $1,000 dollar question

  21. Correct Response $1,000 2,000 Dollar Question

  22. Correct Response $2,000 4,000 Dollar Question

  23. Correct Response $4,000 8,000 Dollar Question

  24. Correct Response $8,000 16,000 Dollar Question

  25. Correct Response $16,000 32,000 Dollar Question

  26. Correct Response $32,000 64,000 Dollar Question

  27. Correct Response $64,000 125,000 question

  28. Correct Response $125,000 250,000 dollar question

  29. Correct Response $250,000 500,000 dollar question

  30. Correct Response $500,000 Million dollar Question!

  31. Correct Response $1,000,000 Want to try for 2 Million? Q #16 During outdoor play, five-year-old Matthew is breaking a safety rule by swinging without holding onto the swing. As his caregiver, which of the following should you NOT say and do? A. Speak to Matthew privately and calmly & firmly remind him of the rule. C. Deny Matthew the privilege of playing on the swings when he continues to disobey. Set a definite time limit. B. State the consequences of choosing to disobey; and try to keep statements positive. D. Begin by arranging a parent conference and ask whether a situation at home could be causing the misbehavior.

  32. Incorrect Response ! Sorry, you just blew the whole million!

  33. Congratulations!You’re a double millionaire!

  34. Incorrect! SorryStart over?

  35. Instructions • You will need to add the questions and answers to each Slide • You will then need to link each response to the correct slide • When playing the game you will need to keep track of your life lines on a piece of paper or on the board • Questions: jeckard@kennesaw.edu

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