Have you ever known a child who:
Understanding Childhood Behaviors Quiz
This quiz is designed to help you identify and understand specific behaviors that some children may exhibit. By answering a series of simple questions, you can gain insights into sensory and social challenges that may be affecting a child's daily life.
- 10 thought-provoking questions
- Explore common childhood behaviors
- Enhance your understanding of child development
Needed extra warning before cleanup time and after transitions?
Yes
No
Didn't like to get his/her hands messy?
Yes
No
Just had to have a moment to tell or show you something before he/she could settle into play?
Yes
No
Only would eat foods of a certain texture?
Yes
No
Had trouble joining a small group of children who were already playing?
Yes
No
Had trouble quieting down enough to fall asleep?
Yes
No
Needed protection from distractions and stimulation in order to play?
Yes
No
Did not like to be touched or held?
Yes
No
Had trouble understanding what was said to him/her?
Yes
No
Who was a little clumsy running? Or a little clumsy using manipulatives?
Yes
No
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