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Taking Infants Outdoors

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1.  Going outside exposes infants to which of the following?
  1. Eating habits
  2. New settings
  3. Language and cognitive development
  4. Sedentary habits
2.  Outside play time offers infants opportunities to do which of the following?
  1. Pretend play
  2. Nap
  3. Rest
  4. Experience different sights, sounds, smells, and touching
3.  A good infant outdoor play experience allows infants to do which of the following?
  1. Play developmentally appropriate games
  2. Play on a trampoline
  3. Eat poisonous plants
  4. Be exposed to hazards
4.  An appropriate outdoor playtime game for infants ages zero to three months includes which of the following?
  1. Push and pull toys
  2. Small objects to put in mouths
  3. Singing games
  4. Large buckets
5.  An appropriate outdoor playtime game for infants ages 6 to 9 months includes which of the following?
  1. Tummy experiences
  2. Stacking toys
  3. Climbing
  4. Heavy objects
6.  To avoid extreme heat, when should you take infants outside?
  1. From 10 am to 2 pm
  2. On asphalt areas
  3. With no shade structure
  4. Early mornings or early evenings
7.  Exposure to which of the following is not appropriate for infants?
  1. Freezing conditions
  2. Cooler temperatures
  3. Snow
  4. Rain
8.  What element supports infants the most outside?
  1. Appropriate dress
  2. Loud sounds
  3. Many other infants
  4. Inappropriate toys
9.  What is poison ivy considered a safety hazard under?
  1. Toys
  2. Being aware of surroundings
  3. Temperature
  4. Falls
10.  Which type of bugs is not a safety hazard for infants?
  1. Fire ants
  2. Mosquitoes
  3. Ladybugs
  4. Ticks

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