30 Questions
What type of books are suitable for children aged 2-4?
Simple-plot picture storybooks and folktales for reading aloud
At what age do children begin to understand the notion of stories and letter-sound relationships?
4-7 years
What type of literature is more appealing to children aged 7-9?
Realistic stories and adventures of young characters
What type of books are suitable for competent readers (ages 9-12)?
Sophisticated picture storybooks and novels with more complicated plots
What stage do children typically begin to show interest in realistic stories and adventures of young characters?
Concrete operations stage
What type of literature is suitable for children aged 0-2?
Nursery rhymes for reading aloud
What was the primary purpose of the book mentioned at the beginning of the text?
To provide rules of behavior for boys training to become knights
Why were ABC books called 'primers'?
Because they were used during the hour of prime in the Angelican Church
What was printed across the top of a hornbook?
Capital letters followed by vowels and their combinations with consonants
What was the main advantage of hornbooks?
They could be hung around the necks of children
What was the name of the single sheets of paper printed on one side only in the sixteenth century?
Broadsides
What led to the development of chapbooks in the sixteenth century?
Printing became cheaper
What is the main purpose of the stories mentioned in the text?
To teach a moral and lesson to children
What is the time period referred to as the Classical period?
500 BCE – 400 CE
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a story told by Homer?
The Adventures of Hercules
What is the significance of the Roman Empire in the context of the text?
It was the successor to the Greek civilization
What is the title of the Roman epic poem mentioned in the text?
The Aeneid
What is the primary role of literature in children's development according to Norton?
To transmit our literary heritage from one generation to the next
What is the significance of classical gods and heroes in modern culture?
They are still referenced in everyday language and culture
What is the significance of quality children's literature?
It has the power to captivate audiences for many generations
Why is it important for teachers and parents to differentiate between quality and mediocre literature?
To give students access to the best books that promote important values
What is a characteristic of children's literature in the classical world of Greek and Romans?
It was characterized by oral storytelling
What is the result of exposing children to quality literature?
It can contribute to the creation of responsible, successful, and caring individuals
What is a common feature of stories from the classical world of Greek and Romans?
They were often humorous and entertaining for kids of all ages
What was the name of the award named after a person who contributed to the philosophy of children's education?
The Newberry Award
What was the main philosophy of Jean Jacques Rousseau's book Emile?
Children should be given freedom to develop their natural interests
What was the purpose of Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm's collection of German stories?
To record the stories scientifically for posterity
Who is regarded as the great master of the literary fairy tale?
Hans Christian Andersen
What was the significance of Edward Lear's Book of Nonsense?
It marked the need for laughter in the normal development of children
What was the title of Thomas Day's book about a good little boy and his teacher?
The History of Sanford and Merton
Explore the stages of child development in reading, from nursery rhymes to concept books, and learn about the types of books suitable for children aged 0-7. Discover how reading aloud and interactive books support cognitive development. Learn about the pre-conceptual stage and the transition to beginning readers.
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