Social- they wait until it's their turn, they play well in groups.

Language- they know English and Inuktitut (which is good for me)

Physical- they play in groups or individually well in playground when they play out. Fine motor skills.

Emotional- they can be friends well when playing, work together and they have patients.

-Debbie, Tasiuqtigiit Hands on Hands

Social: they can play with other kids so well, sometime it’s abit hard for them to share, but they get to share. Likes to play with an adults.

Emotional: they can take turns using the toys. They can ask to use toys.

Physical: they can do daily exercises. Loves to go on slides, clime and slide.

Language: they can use their voices. Ask for us to read a book to them. Loves naming things from a book.

-Joan

All children between the ages of 1-3 needs help and caregivers around them for social development.

When they feel overwhelmed and needs a time for themselves they can express theirselves to them educators.

There are also some toys like puzzles and blocks for cognitive development.

And lastly they’ll learn how to talk by hearing and watching others or teachers for language development.

Deanna

• Doing blocks, reading books, colouring, holding pencils and markers, walking, running, crawling, standing, tying there shoelaces, feeling sorry for others when they’re sad.

  Organizing objects by size, understanding what is being said, smile wave or say “Hi” to others they know. Can zip a zipper, Looking towards a voice, answering a question.

  Saying sorry, Like to dress up in costumes, They’re patient, making friends, rolling over from tummy to back and back again.

• The domains for these listed above are:

• Physical Development

• Social Development

• Language Development

• Cognitive Development

• Emotional Development

• Gross motor skills

• Fine motor skills

• Language Development

• Social Development

  -Annie

Physical:their little fingers can hold a crayons/pencil crayons/pencil

Emotional: they know their name when someone calls their name

Language: they look towards a voice

Social: they love to play with other children’s

-Aileen

Cognitive: I can build a puzzle

Emotional: I am patient

Social: I smile or say hi when I recognize others

Physical: I can pick up small objects like little pieces of bread.

-ooloota

Emotional; they are joyful, easily gets upset when needing comfort, they look when someone calls their name.

Social; they interact with other children.

Language; they understand what is being said.

-Jean