Social Development 3 year olds Fewer temper tantrums Happy Agreeable Cooperative.

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Social Development 3 year olds Fewer temper tantrums Happy Agreeable Cooperative

They crave praise and affection  Eager to help adults

They show concern for others

They adjust to new people easier

Cooperative play begins Play is unorganized Most 3 year olds play parallel

Sharing is easier, but not their favorite toy

Three year olds have one or two main friends

Gender roles are recognized

It is important to learn how to treat the opposite sex with respect.

Social Development- 4 years  Companionship is important!  Same sex friends are preferred  Best friend is chosen, but it changes often

Children play more with other children Cooperative play increases Children need adult supervision to play games They realize that rules are necessary for games to run smoothly Play has no goal or theme

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