Chapter 6: Understanding Two- and Three-Year-Olds | Crossword

Across

3.	A characteristic of people that means that they believe everyone else sees, thinks, and feels like they do.
5.	Qualities a child believes he or she possesses; a result of beliefs, feelings, and perceptions a child has of himself or herself as part of the world.
6.	A person’s understanding of language. Sometimes referred to as receptive or inner language.
7.	The ability to produce language forms and express thoughts to others verbally or in writing.

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1.	The ability of three-year-olds to absorb the meaning of a new word after hearing it just once or twice in a conversation.
2.	Behaviors that are expected of girls or boys.
4.	A strategy where a teacher helps a child learn language by providing the child’s language for him or her.