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Birth
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Cognitive Development: 13-15 Months
- Notice actions of other children and adults and love to mimic them.
- Have very short memory and almost no forethought.
- Experiment with new actions.
- Look in the correct place for toys that roll out of sight.
- They like to look at picture books, and pat recognized pictures.
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Physical Development: 13-15 Months
- May stand erect with only slight support.
- Crawls forward or backward with varying speed.
- Can sit in a chair for a short time.
- Can crawl down the stairs.
- Can crawl over small barriers.
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Cognitive Development: 16-18 Months
- Remember where objects belong.
- Scribble more freely, but also imitate strokes in drawing.
- Identify simple pictures in books.
- Have a short attention span.
- Very inquisitive about everything.
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Physical Development: 16-18 Months
- Are able to walk sideways.
- Can run stiffly, and walk fast.
- Can walk into the ball but can't kick it.
- Pushes and pulls large toys on the floor.
- Try to imitate the way parents use objects,
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Cognitive Development: 19-21 Months
- They can obtain familiar objects from different rooms when asked.
- They like to make marks on paper with big crayons.
- They can complete a jigsaw puzzle of 2-3 pieces.
- They progress from simple imitation to imaginative play. -They can place circles, triangles, and squares in form board.
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Physical Development: 19-21 Months
- Can kick a large ball without stepping on it.
- Can run without falling often.
- Jumps forward and in place.
- Can hang from a bar and grasp with hands.
- Love to run, jump, and climb.
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Physical Development: 22-24 Months
- Snips paper with scissors.
- Can throw ball into basket.
- Likes to play with modeling clay.
- Bounces and sways in simple dancing movement.
- They throw balls over their heads instead of tossing it.
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Cognitive Development: 22-24 Months
- Have a vocabulary of 50 or more words.
- Ask for food when hungry and water when thirsty.
- They may distinguish between one and many.
- They distinguish between vertical and horizontal lines.
- Curious about objects in the enviroment.
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Cognitive Development: 24-30 Months
- Their vocabulary starts at 200 words and increases to 500 or more.
- They are able to plan and play an activity.
- Able to interpret pictures drawn or painted.
- Refer to self by name.
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Physical Development: 24-30 Months
- Can climb on jungle gym with fair amount of ease.
- Can open doors by turning knobs.
- Can play on swings and other playground equipment.
- Can kick a ball forwards.
- Can tear paper or manipulate clay.
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Cognitive Development: 30-36 Months
- They begin to classify objects in general categroies.
- Create 2-3 word sentences including verbs.
- Asks names of objects and repeats them.
- Can remember and follow 3 step commands.
- Recognize themselves in photos.
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Physical Development: 30-36 Months.
- They enjoy games involving running.
- They can eat with a fork.
- They walk on their tip toes.
- Go up stairs by alternating feet.
- Can throw a ball over their head but their aim is poor.