Level 1 caring for children - CFC21 science activities for young children
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- Q1Which of the following is a safe science activity for young children?Making slime with glue and baking sodaUsing sharp toolsUsing dangerous chemicalsConducting experiments with fire30s
- Q2What is an important safety consideration when conducting science activities with young children?Supervision by adults is essentialChildren should work aloneActivities can be performed anywhereAll materials are safe30s
- Q3Which material is commonly used to teach young children about chemical reactions in a safe way?Acids and basesBaking soda and vinegarToxic chemicalsMetal powders30s
- Q4What is a key benefit of engaging children in science activities?It promotes critical thinking skillsIt limits their creativityIt prevents mistakesIt guarantees correct answers30s
- Q5What is a fun way for children to learn about plant growth?Watering with sodaUsing synthetic soilPlanting seeds in the darkGrowing beans in a clear container30s
- Q6What is a good way to explain the water cycle to young children?Only focusing on rainfallIgnoring the process entirelyUsing complex terminologyUsing a simple diagram showing evaporation and condensation30s
- Q7What simple experiment can demonstrate how plants respond to light?Placing a plant near a windowUsing artificial light onlyKeeping it in complete darknessWatering with soda30s
- Q8What is an important benefit of science activities for young children?They require expensive materials.They limit creativity.They replace physical activity.They promote curiosity and exploration.30s
- Q9Which of the following is a suitable science activity for young children?Studying advanced physics principles.Building a computer program.Conducting complex chemical experiments.Planting seeds and observing their growth.30s
- Q10What safety measure is important when conducting science activities with young children?Using non-toxic materials.Allowing children to taste all materials.Using sharp instruments.Not wearing any protective gear.30s
- Q11What is the role of observations in children's science activities?Observations are not necessary for science.Observations confuse young learners.Observations should be recorded only by adults.Observations help children learn by noticing changes and patterns.30s
- Q12What is a key characteristic of effective science activities for young children?They should involve long lectures.They should be hands-on and interactive.They require adult supervision at all times.They must only use digital tools.30s
- Q13Why are group science activities beneficial for young children?They are quicker to complete individually.They focus solely on competition.They limit interaction with others.They encourage teamwork and social skills.30s
- Q14What type of questions should educators ask children during science activities?Open-ended questions that encourage discussion.Questions with only one correct answer.Yes or no questions.Questions that can be answered quickly.30s
- Q15What is a good way to introduce a science activity to young children?Show them a video without explanation.Start with a simple demonstration or story.Provide them with complex instructions.Give them a lengthy lecture.30s