Birth Through Age 3 - Bright from the Start

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Standard: The child will begin to develop fine motor skills. P3F Controls hands and fingers P3F1 Shows eye-hand coordination P3F2 Physical Development: 36 to 48 months—3 year olds Georgia Early Learning Standards: THREE YEAR OLDS Carl holds markers and crayons with his thumb and fingers instead of his fist. P3F1a Mae uses scissors to snip pieces of paper. P3F1b Sal copies lines and circles. P3F1c Charice squeezes the turkey baster while playing at the water table. P3F1d Miles turns each page of the paper book his babysitter is reading to him. P3F1e Adam puts together and pulls apart small interconnecting blocks. P3F2a Kathleen threads the laces in and out of the holes in a sewing card. P3F2b Marcus puts a puzzle together with several connecting pieces. P3F2c Sukja builds a bridge out of wooden blocks. P3F2d 113
Physical Development: 36 to 48 months—3 year olds Standard: The child will begin to acquire self-help skills. P3S Feeds self P3S1 Dresses self P3S2 Attends to personal hygiene P3S3 Georgia Early Learning Standards: THREE YEAR OLDS Aline eats her meals without spilling food on herself. P3S1a Dylan uses a spoon and fork to feed himself. P3S1b Reyna pours milk from a small pitcher and usually stops before it spills. P3S1c Hayden spreads peanut butter on a cracker with a spreader. P3S1d Joey unsnaps his shirt when he gets undressed. P3S2a Bianca buttons the large buttons on her sweater. P3S2b Chandler undresses himself before his bath. P3S2c Sadie dresses herself with minimal help from her grandmother. P3S2d Lorenzo puts his socks and shoes on with minimal help. P3S2e Mason takes care of his own toileting needs with minimal help. P3S3a Teri brushes her teeth all by herself. P3S3b Julio washes and dries his hands after fingerpainting. P3S3c continued... 114
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Birth Through Age 3
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State Expert Review Panel Linda Has
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Contents Acknowledgements .........
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with Bright from the Start’s miss
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Georgia’s Early Learning Standard
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Physical Development Physical devel
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Emotional and Social Development: B
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Approaches to Learning Early childh
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Language and Literacy Development:
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Physical Development Physical devel
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