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Dexterity When clumsy and difficult movements become smoother and require less effort
Eye-hand coordination The ability to coordinate sight with movements of the hand
Large-muscle development Development of the trunk, arm and leg muscles
Muscle development lengthening and thickening of muscles
Small-muscle development refers to the development of small muscles
How are body proportions different in a two year old v. adult? Toddlers: -head is 1/5 their height -chest and abdomen are the same size Adult: -head is 1/8 their height -30 month chest becomes larger
Fontanel Gaps between the skull bones (aka soft spots)
Why is it important to form healthy habits during toddler years? It can help shape healthy habits throughout life
Three activities that show development of large muscles Walking. jumping, running
Three traits of beginning walkers -feet are wide apart, giving children a wider base of support -feet turned outward and knees slightly flexed -first steps are often like staggers, and children may often step back or side to side to take irregular steps, lurch forward, and weave
How children learn throwing and catching -1 year they start to throw on purpose -typically throw rigidly -cannot release at the right time -first "catch" when squatting down to pick something up (two years old when they pick something up by bending down) -must be on target to catch
Three activities that show development if fine motor skills -ability to grasp writing tools -hold spoons in their fists -fill and empty containers
Five physical development milestones achieved between one and three years old -takes a step or two without support (12-18 months) -throws ball while sitting (12-18 months) -throws ball while standing (18-24 months) -scribbles (18-24 months) -unscrews lids from jars (24-36 months)
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