Birth Through Age 3 - Bright from the Start

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Physical Development: 12 to 24 months—1 year olds Standard: The child will begin to develop gross motor skills. P1G (continued) Expresses self through movement P1G3 Georgia Early Learning Standards: ONE YEAR OLDS With the help of his physical therapist, Carter bounces up and down on a large exercise ball while the music is playing. P1G3a Barbara kicks her legs and splashes in the bathtub, smiling and laughing as she gets all wet. P1G3b Steven stands with his feet apart and sways to the music. P1G3c As soon as the music comes on, Lynne dances around the room, moving her body in new and different ways. P1G3d Eden performs for her grandparents; she dances to music from their home culture, and when they applaud, she dances some more. P1G3e 41
Physical Development: 12 to 24 months—1 year olds Standard: The child will begin to develop fine motor skills. P1F Gains control of hands and fingers P1F1 Shows eye-hand coordination P1F2 Georgia Early Learning Standards: ONE YEAR OLDS Cami pushes the joystick of her wheelchair. P1F1a Haley scribbles using crayons and markers. P1F1b Scott squeezes a wet sponge in the bathtub and smiles as the water drips. P1F1c Giorgio puts large round pegs into the pegboard. P1F2a Pat pulls apart a chain made with large pop beads. P1F2b Trent stacks a few blocks on top of each other, then he knocks them down. P1F2c Reagan uses her fingers to pick up small pieces of cereal. P1F2d Manuel puts the large circle, square, and triangle pieces in a simple shape puzzle with knobs. P1F2e 42
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