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Social/ Emotional Development
Children develop a stronger sense of self between 2.2 ½ and three years old. They are also more likely to begin developing friendships and playing with others. Between 2. and three, they will also begin to communicate more effectively with adults and other children. Some of the skills that children will begin to exhibit are:
Physical Development
While this stage is relatively brief, children will significantly improve their fine and gross motor skills during this period, including:
Stacking five or more blocks
Turning a doorknob
Holding crayons or pencils (but not as easily as an adult)
Drawing a horizontal line
Manipulating utensils (but not holding them the way an adult would)
Sucking through a straw
Removing shoes and socks
Working puzzles with knobs
Washing hands
Cognitive Development
Children at this age are continuously learning. Serendipity supports the continued development of the following skills:
*Children will be given breakfast as well as AM and PM snacks. Parents to provide lunch.