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-have a relationship with caregivers or family other than the parents
or main caregiver.
-express caution or fear toward unfamiliar people.
-name and express many emotions in self, familiar people, pets
-participate in family routines.

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•  Enjoy turn-taking games with caregivers and may direct adult in his
or her role.
•  Seek out attention from adults.
•  Play side-by-side with another child, at times.
•  Notice when someone familiar is absent (“Where is Simon?”).
•  Notice when others are happy or sad and name emotions. (“Mia
sad.”)

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Touching, seeing, hearing and moving around

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Touching, seeing, hearing and moving around

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•  Walk and run well, or use a mobility device, if needed. Change speed
and direction.
•  Jump up and down. Squat. Stand on tiptoe.
•  Walk up and down stairs one at a time.
•  Kick a ball that is not moving.
•  Dance or move to music and rhythms.

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•  Wash and dry hands, with only a little help needed.
•  Cooperate with tooth-brushing.
•  Recognize and eat a variety of healthy foods. Choose among food
options.
•  Name five or six of own body parts.
•  Dress and undress completely (except for fasteners), with help.
•  Have sleeping routines, such as getting and arranging soft toys to
take to bed.

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•  Recount an event, with help. Communicate about recent activities.
•  Remember and follow simple directions in home language and
attempt to make sense of directions that include gestures (such as
the gesture for “come here”) in a second language.
•  Follow two-step directions with complex sentence structure (noun +
verb + adverb, such as “Put the toys away quickly”). Struggle if too
many directions are given at once.
•  Take turns in longer conversations.

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•  Explore and use trial and error to solve problems.
•  Imitate how others solve problems.
•  Ask for help when needed.
•  Show recall of people and events, such as by clapping hands when
told that a favorite person will visit.