https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb What does problem solving look like in an infant (birth-8 months). What does problem solving look like in a toddler? (8-18 months) No repeats, include your name. en-us 2019-05-07 17:34:09 UTC 2019-12-16 14:58:21 UTC hello@padlet.com mofstad123 https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/419386768 Problem solving in a infant is them grabbing or reaching for a toy. There curiosity of not being able to see an object but know it is there and go searching for it. Problem solving in a toddler is them trying to figure things out for themselves even if it does take multiple tries. ]]> 2019-12-03 23:39:46 UTC https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/419386768 https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/421346983 What problem solving in an infant looks like is them grabbing, reaching, and mouthing a toy. An infant might be curious about where a toy is if it can't be seen and will look for it. What problem solving looks like for a toddler is them trying to do things on their own such as putting on dress up clothes by themselves or putting together a puzzle on their own. A toddler may try doing something for a long time before asking for help.]]> 2019-12-08 18:36:22 UTC https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/421346983 https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/421364744 Problem solving in infants is them grabbing and reaching for toys. Using their hands to manipulate an item/toy. Them knowing there is an object there but not being able to see it. Problem solving in toddlers is them trying to make a item/toy fit in its place. They hit the toys to see if it makes a sound. They watch/observe others to see how things work. You as an adult should not do it for them but if help is needed just help/walk them through how it works. ]]> 2019-12-08 20:28:03 UTC https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/421364744 https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/422594188 To a toddler of 8 to 18 months problem solving could look like of how to hook or unhook a necklace from a hook. Problem solving for an infant to 8 months is figuring out if a toy say hiding underneath a blanket.]]> 2019-12-11 08:17:06 UTC https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/422594188 https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/424181883 Children age birth to 8 months problem solve by repeating an action several times over in order to get results. Children 8-18 months can problem solve by attempting and repeating actions that have proven successful for an adult. ]]> 2019-12-14 20:27:07 UTC https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/424181883 https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/424546352 Problem solving in an infant could be them throwing a toy to understand the effect of what happens or where it goes. Problem solving in a toddler could be the exploration of exploring the object with all five of the senses: touch, taste,  sound, smell and sight. You may notice the oral fixation of a child- sticking everything in their mouth. Or the child banging the toys over and over again. ]]> 2019-12-16 14:53:29 UTC https://padlet.com/online4/8u8tm5soa2zb/wish/424546352