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Parenting & Child Development 6.01 Understand the physical, emotional, and social development and care of children ages three through six. -fine & gross motor skills-

3 year-old Gross-motor: Fine-motor: Jumps up and down in place with both feet Catches a ball with arms straight Rides a tricycle Fine-motor: Stacks nine or ten blocks Screws lids on and off containers Draws circles horizontal and vertical lines

4 year-old Gross Motor: Fine Motor: Hops on one foot Throws ball overhand Alternates feet walking up and down stairs Walks backward easily Fine Motor: Dresses and undresses self Cuts on line with scissors Copies a circle and a cross

5 year-old Gross Motor: Fine Motor: Turns somersaults Skips with alternating feet Balances on each foot for short period Fine Motor: Draws a person with head, body, arms, and legs Prints some letters Buttons clothing Copies a triangle and a square Uses spoon and fork to eat, but still uses fingers for some foods

6 year-old Gross Motor: Fine Motor: Can ride a two-wheel bicycle with training wheels Jumps rope Throws and catches a ball with more ease and accuracy (also requires fine motor skills and good hand-eye coordination) Fine Motor: Cuts, pastes, and colors skillfully Writes entire words Ties shoes

Posture and Body Shape Body becomes straighter and slimmer Stomach flattens Holds shoulders back, upper body more erect Chest broadens and flattens with improved abdominal strength Legs lengthen rapidly, growing stronger and firmer Neck becomes longer Balance and coordination improves Holds arms near body when walking

Dressing Encourage children ages three through six to dress themselves Allow children to make clothing selections Fabric should be comfortable Allow room for growth Choose items that allows the child to easily distinguish front and back Choose economical clothing because they outgrow it so quickly Consider appropriateness for the occasion and activity for both clothing and shoes Remember safety---no loose cords, no name on outside of clothes Group identification may become important Flame-resistant pajamas