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Across 4. The ability to understand spoken words. 5. Children play near each other but not with each other. 6. Children play alone rather than with other children. 9. Children take in new information and try to make it fi with what they already know and understand. 11. Children understand that one thing can stand for something else. 12. General idea formed from other information. 14. The ability to use words to express oneself. 15. Use. 16. The term given to a child between the ages of 12 and 36 months. 17. A sense of independence.

Down 1. The period when children are between ages two and seven years old in which they start to think symbolically and imaginatively. 2. The time spent focused on one activity. 3. A child's fear of separation from familiar people. 7. Children change their thinking to make the new information fit. 8. An episode in which a child shows anger or frustration in an aggressive or destructive way. 10. Skills that allow children to help take care of their personal needs. 13. Continually the same.