Chapter 2: Types of Early Childhood Programs | Crossword

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1.	Full-day child care facilities that focus on basic nutritional, social, emotional, intellectual, and physical needs for children from birth to five years of age. May be operated by for-profit owners or corporation non-profit agencies.
5.	Learning from impressions received from the five senses.
7.	Schools located on a postsecondary or college campus with a primary purpose of training future teachers and serving as a study group for research.
8.	Privately owned businesses in local communities that rely on parent fees to operate.
9.	Children who lack a regular, fixed, or nighttime residence.
10.	A state-provided certificate granting permission to operate an early childhood center or a family child care home.
11.	Operated for charitable purposes, often sponsored by an agency.

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2.	Type of child care that focuses primarily on meeting the child’s physical needs.
3.	Care provided to children in their own home.
4.	A comprehensive child development program developed by the federal government to strengthen the academic skills; provides a variety of medical and social services to promote healthy development for children in low- income families, and designed mainly for four- and five-year- olds.
6.	Having a certification that states a set of standards has been met.