Birth Through Age 3 - Bright from the Start

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Physical Development: 24 to 36 months—2 year olds Standard: The child will begin to acquire self-help skills. P2S Feeds self P2S1 Helps with dressing P2S2 Georgia Early Learning Standards: TWO YEAR OLDS Ansley uses a spoon to feed herself independently. P2S1a Tali drinks from an open cup and may spill a little sometimes. P2S1b Macy tries to use a fork to pick up some food. P2S1c Carlos tries to pour the milk from a small pitcher into his cup using both hands. P2S1d Barak unzips his jacket when he arrives at Mrs. Jackson’s house in the morning. P2S2a Christopher zips his jacket with assistance on the way outside to play. P2S2b Jenny may need help with her shirt when she undresses. P2S2c Eli tries to dress himself but needs help. P2S2d Sage helps get her jacket on when it’s time to go home from the Center. P2S2e Oosong puts his socks and shoes on with help. P2S2f continued... 75
Helps with personal hygiene P2S3 Helps with routine tasks P2S4 Physical Development: 24 to 36 months—2 year olds Standard: The child will begin to acquire self-help skills. P2S (continued) Georgia Early Learning Standards: TWO YEAR OLDS Regina helps take her diaper off when her aunt changes her. P2S3a Brandon lets his teacher know when he needs to use the bathroom. P2S3b Melody uses the bathroom when placed on the toilet but needs help with clothing and cleaning. P2S3c Tony washes and dries his hands by himself but may need help turning on and off the water. P2S3d Felicia goes to get a tissue when she needs to wipe her nose. P2S3e Harrison is beginning to brush his teeth by himself. P2S3f Ryan helps his grandmother get the table ready for lunch by putting napkins on the table. P2S4a Elena helps her father pick up her toys before bedtime by putting some in a basket. P2S4b 76
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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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Georgia’s Early Learning Standard
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