Physical Development Of Preschoolers. Growth Patterns height and weight development of the brain.

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Physical Development Of Preschoolers

Growth Patterns height and weight development of the brain

Motor Development Nervous system matures / new skills and coordination Learn by self teaching, observing, and opportunities

Physical Activity 25 hours large motor a week Sit longer periods of time Rough and tumble

Individual Differences in Activity Level Role models Sharing activities with family Support childs involvement in physical activity Genetic Influence Gender differences in motor development

Fine Motor – Childrens Drawings Fine motor lags behind gross motor Childrens Drawings – Rhoda Kellogg – Placement – Shape – Design – Pictorial

Health and Nutrition Nutrition Health and Illness Environmental Hazards – Air pollution – Lead – Accident

Sleep Disorders Night terrors Night mares Sleep walking Elimination