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What is a common language milestone for children by this age?
What is a common language milestone for children by this age?
- Constructs complex sentences with multiple clauses
- Says about 50 words (correct)
- Fluently converses with adults
- Reads simple books independently
Which action demonstrates simple problem-solving skills in children?
Which action demonstrates simple problem-solving skills in children?
- Staying quiet when asked a question
- Building a tower with blocks
- Standing on a small stool to reach something (correct)
- Ignoring toys left on the floor
What does it indicate if a child follows two-step instructions?
What does it indicate if a child follows two-step instructions?
- Typical cognitive development for this age (correct)
- Advanced cognitive ability
- Nonverbal communication skills
- Limited understanding of language
Which phrase best describes social-emotional growth seen in children by this age?
Which phrase best describes social-emotional growth seen in children by this age?
What is a physical development milestone for children of this age?
What is a physical development milestone for children of this age?
Which communication skill indicates a child's developing language abilities?
Which communication skill indicates a child's developing language abilities?
What is an indicator that a child is developing cognitive milestones?
What is an indicator that a child is developing cognitive milestones?
What is a sign that a child is developing their fine motor skills?
What is a sign that a child is developing their fine motor skills?
What is an example of a cognitive milestone for a child?
What is an example of a cognitive milestone for a child?
What should a parent do if their child is not meeting developmental milestones?
What should a parent do if their child is not meeting developmental milestones?
Which of the following strategies can help support a child's cognitive development?
Which of the following strategies can help support a child's cognitive development?
What is an important aspect of social-emotional growth in children?
What is an important aspect of social-emotional growth in children?
Which action is NOT recommended if you have concerns about your child's development?
Which action is NOT recommended if you have concerns about your child's development?
Which of the following behaviors should receive more attention from parents?
Which of the following behaviors should receive more attention from parents?
What type of play involves children taking roles and acting out scenarios?
What type of play involves children taking roles and acting out scenarios?
Why is it important to act early regarding developmental concerns?
Why is it important to act early regarding developmental concerns?
Which cognitive milestone is expected by age 4?
Which cognitive milestone is expected by age 4?
What is a common language milestone for a 4-year-old?
What is a common language milestone for a 4-year-old?
Which behavior indicates social-emotional growth in a child by age 4?
Which behavior indicates social-emotional growth in a child by age 4?
What physical development milestone should a child typically reach by age 4?
What physical development milestone should a child typically reach by age 4?
Which of the following behaviors indicates a child's cognitive ability to learn and think?
Which of the following behaviors indicates a child's cognitive ability to learn and think?
How might a child demonstrate their understanding of social rules by age 4?
How might a child demonstrate their understanding of social rules by age 4?
What is an example of an effective early intervention strategy for a child not meeting language milestones?
What is an example of an effective early intervention strategy for a child not meeting language milestones?
What indicates a child's understanding of movement and physical skills by age 4?
What indicates a child's understanding of movement and physical skills by age 4?
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Cognitive Milestones
- Engages in simple role-play, imitating household tasks, e.g., sweeping.
- Demonstrates basic play with toys, like pushing a toy car.
- Shows problem-solving skills, e.g., standing on a stool to reach objects.
- Follows two-step instructions, such as “Put the toy down and close the door.”
- Names a few colors accurately, reinforcing recognition skills.
- Understands sequences in familiar stories.
- Draws figures with at least three identifiable body parts.
Social/Emotional Milestones
- Engages in pretend play by taking on different roles, such as a teacher or superhero.
- Initiates play by asking to join other children.
- Provides comfort to peers in distress, displaying empathy.
- Adjusts behavior based on surroundings, demonstrating awareness of social contexts.
- Shows an intrinsic motivation to help others, liking to be a “helper.”
Language/Communication Milestones
- Vocabulary of about 50 words, using simple phrases of two plus words, e.g., "Doggie run."
- Identifies objects in a book on prompt, indicating understanding.
- Uses personal pronouns correctly, e.g., "I," "me," "we."
- Constructs sentences of four or more words, indicating language development.
- Relays simple daily experiences, enhancing narrative skills.
- Answers direct questions about objects or their uses, reflecting comprehension.
Movement/Physical Development Milestones
- Manipulates objects with hands, e.g., twisting doorknobs, unscrewing lids.
- Engages in self-dressing, such as taking off loose clothing.
- Exhibits jumping ability, demonstrating gross motor skills.
- Turns book pages one at a time to engage in reading activities.
- Demonstrates basic ball-catching skills and pouring liquids under supervision.
- Holds writing instruments correctly, using thumb and fingers rather than a fist.
Importance of Early Intervention
- Parental concerns regarding developmental delays or skill loss should prompt early discussions with healthcare providers.
- Discuss child’s daily activities and interests with doctors for tailored advice.
- Developmental screenings are critical to identify potential issues early on.
- Early intervention programs are available to assist children who may need additional support.
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