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curiosity.
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Physical
Support babies’
growing memory •
and ability to
understand new
ideas.
descriptive
language.
Use a variety of
sensory
and •
stimulating
activities.
Offer interesting
objects
to
explore.
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GROSS MOTOR
thinking to
concept or
problem.
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a
Using
a
generalization to
determine
specific facts or
observations.
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DevelopmentGross Motor, Fine •
Motor,
Self-Help,
and Health
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Demonstrates
progress in motor
growth and
development
Show typical height
and weight
appropriate for age
Rolling over, back
and forth
Cooing and
vocalizing
Develop regular
sleeping habits
Show interest in
people and objects in
direct environment
Demonstrates
beginning signs of
balance, control, and
coordination
Gain control of body
Turn head from side
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Shows
characteristics of
appropriate
health and
development
Show typical
height and weight
appropriate for
age
Demonstrates
cooperation as
they participate in
daily routines
Shows interest in
people and
objects in direct
environment
Develops
increasing
independence as
they move around
in a safe
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Demonstrates
characteristics of
appropriate health
and development
Show typical
height and weight
appropriate for
age
Uses large motor
skills, such as
running, jumping,
galloping,
kicking,
throwing,
dancing, and
climbing
Demonstrates
increasing control
of large muscles
Continue to
improve balance
and control