Child Dev 1.2 Learn: Baker Lake 2025 by

INSTRUCTIONS

larissamacdonald — 2025-06-17 17:25:02 UTC

Provide examples for EACH domain. Think of the infants and toddlers at your daycare or perhaps children from your own families. Share with your classmates using a written comment, or video or audio file

PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT

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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

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LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

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COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT

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EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

larissamacdonald — 2025-06-17 17:25:02 UTC

Physical

2025-09-16 14:36:06 UTC

1 child loves to show me that he knows how to a push up and have a little jump of excitement

PHYSICAL DEVELPOMENT

2025-09-16 14:36:27 UTC

Playing hopscotch: jumping onto the squares without falling.

Physical Development

2025-09-16 14:38:05 UTC

I’ve seen toddlers asking for help to zip up a zipper and about couple months or years later they know how to do it themselves and no longer as for help to do up their zipper

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

2025-09-16 14:38:12 UTC

Children like to dress up and play “house”. They like to take the costumes and bags to go to the “grocery store” and buy food with the toys from the little kitchen set.

Social

2025-09-16 14:38:36 UTC

When seeing some kids outside of the daycare, some kids run up to me and hug me and says my name out of excitement.

Examples

2025-09-16 14:40:06 UTC

Language- a child was so happy to pronounce my name

Cognitive- when a a child learned how to do up their zipper on their own

Social- once a child accidentally bumped into a teacher, that child apologized to the teacher

Physical- a child was happy to do a hand trick that was taught by a teacher during free play time

Social Development

2025-09-16 14:40:11 UTC

Anytime a child from the daycare sees me outside of the daycare they get really excited and yell hi to me and sometimes will run to hug me

Language

2025-09-16 14:40:53 UTC

A child is still learning to talk and I ask him to repeat what I say and when he says the word right, me and the child gets excited and I’m happy he is learning

Physical

2025-09-16 14:40:58 UTC

A child asks for help to tie a knot and months later she/he learns how

Language Development

2025-09-16 14:41:00 UTC

On Mondays, I like to ask the children what they did over the weekend. They tell me how they went to go visit their family members or go to the playground or whatever else they did. I like to get them to tell me stories of what they did, it helps them build their memory.

Cognitive

2025-09-16 14:42:26 UTC

When a child remembers something we did a day later, we talk about it for a bit and I see that they enjoy talking about it

Social

2025-09-16 14:42:36 UTC

When I walk in to the daycare kids run to me to give me a hug

Cognitive

2025-09-16 14:42:37 UTC

I like to ask the children what colour an item is, they know the differences between each colour.

Language Development

2025-09-16 14:43:29 UTC

Whenever I’m with my baby niece who’s 8 months old, I talk to her and sometimes it’s when she isn’t looking at me so she looks over to me and sometimes will start to babble back to me

Emotional

2025-09-16 14:44:34 UTC

They like to share toys and play with each other. They get so happy when they get along.

Emotional

2025-09-16 14:45:35 UTC

Seeing children wait for a book or toy without throwing a fit makes me happy because that is rare for me for a ECE.

Cognitive Development

2025-09-16 14:46:56 UTC

Sometimes I’ll hide a toy from my nephew when I’m playing with him and he looks for it until he finds it. And he also sometimes organizes his toys from biggest to smallest

Language

2025-09-16 14:46:59 UTC

Learned to speak new words

PHYSICAL

2025-09-16 14:48:59 UTC

FOR ME TO BE PHYSICAL WITH A CHILD OR CHILDREN IS TO HAVE THEM IMAGINE RUNNING PRETENDING TO RACE FOR THEM TO USE THEIR LITTLE LEGS.

ALSO THE RING AROUND THE ROSEY IS GOOD FOR CHILDREN WE ARE LETTING THEM HOLD OTHERS HANDS, GOING IN CIRCLES, GOING DOWN MAKING THEM IMAGINE THEY ARE GOING IN CIRLCLE WITH OTHERS.

THIS USES THEIR HANDS TO HOLD OTHERS, GOING IN CIRLCLES AND GOING DOWN IT IS LIKE EXCERCISETHEIR LEGS.

Physical Development

2025-09-16 19:33:19 UTC

I can see the children expressing their feelings when they are at daycare. Most children’s loves to show their artwork when they are done to us teachers.. All the children’s loves to play with each other at daycare.

Social

2025-09-16 19:33:29 UTC

Kids get really excited to see us outside of work, wether is at a party, community events, the stores when they’re going for a drive and they see me on the road, they’ll yell out my name and run to me then hug. I love seeing their excitement on their faces and they’re not shy at all when they see you anywhere else.

Emotional Domain

2025-09-16 19:35:16 UTC

Sometimes I see children crying when they have trouble asking for help.

Children cry when they are shy or don’t know others very well.

Emotional

2025-09-16 19:37:22 UTC

I know my name when someone calls me:

I call the child’s name and they look at me.

Cognitive

2025-09-16 19:37:35 UTC

Toddler stage; I’ve noticed that my child know the difference between big and small, he notices when objects are open like toilet seats, things that include open-close caps, he doesn’t seem to like when things are left open so he’ll just close it. He knows about hide and seek game and knows how to play the game.

Cognitive

2025-09-16 20:13:46 UTC

I notice when I do something and I want to show a grown-up, I love when they are proud for me, it makes me smile.