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Which illustrates a recommended practice for physical care of a preschooler?
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
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A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
How are the emotional characteristics of a three-year-old different from a five-year-old?
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
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A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
Which illustrates a recommended practice for physical care of a preschooler?
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
Approval
A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
Which illustrates the desire for comfort from parents of a typical four-year-old?
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
Approval
A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
Which illustrates the social characteristics of a typical six-year-old?
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
Approval
A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
Allie hugged her dad and took him down the beach to see her sandcastle. This illustrates a four-year-old’s desire for:
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
Approval
A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
Which illustrates a recommended practice for physical care of a preschooler?
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
Approval
A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
How are the gross motor skills of a four-year-old different from those of a five-year-old?
Terry’s mother served chips that were baked and salt-free.
Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-cost and durable.
Three-year-olds are more afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds.
The mother encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes.
Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class.
Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt sick.
Approval
A five-year-old can skip on one foot, then the other; a four-year-old can jump on one foot.
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