1Outdoor play is important because it supports children's:
- Physical development only
- Academic development only
- Overal physical, cognitive, social and emotional development
- Recreation only
2Child agency regers to a child's ability to:
- Follow adult instructions only
- Make choices and direct their own learning
- Complete worksheets independently
- Avoid outdoor activities
3A pedagogy of outdoor play views outdoor environments as:
- Places only for recess
- Important learning environments
- Areas used only during summer
- Spaces for exercise only
4Loose parts are materials that children can:
- Move, combine, and use in many different ways
- Only observe
- Use only indoors
- Purchase from toy stores only
5Which is an example of a natural environment?
- Parking lot
- Indoor classroom
- Forest
- Gymnasium
6Indigenous perspectives encourage educators to view:
- Technology as the primary teacher
- The land as an important teacher
- Indoor learning as superior
- Nature only during science lessons
7Risky play helps children develop:
- Fear of challenges
- Confidence and decision-making skills
- Dependence on adults
- Avoidance of physical activity
8Rough-and-Tumble play is:
- Aggressive fighting
- Unsafe behaviour that should always be stopped
- Friendly physical play that follows social rules
- Independent play
9Built environments include:
- Forests only
- Lakes only
- Playgrounds designed by people
- Mountains only
10Outdoor play encourages children to:
- Spend less time exploring
- Learn only through teacher instruction
- Avoid taking safe risks
- Build stronger connections with nature and active learning