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    This document outlines physical, cognitive, sensory, gross motor, fine motor, social, and emotional milestones for 3-year-olds. Physically, 3-year-olds can copy building patterns with cubes, build towers of 9-10 cubes, cut paper with scissors, jump from low steps, walk backwards and sideways, and ride tricycles using pedals. Cognitively, they can sort objects, remember songs and rhymes, and are fascinated by cause and effect. Socially and emotionally, they like to do things unaided, enjoy family mealtime, show affection for siblings, and enjoy helping adults.

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    This document outlines physical, cognitive, sensory, gross motor, fine motor, social, and emotional milestones for 3-year-olds. Physically, 3-year-olds can copy building patterns with cubes, build towers of 9-10 cubes, cut paper with scissors, jump from low steps, walk backwards and sideways, and ride tricycles using pedals. Cognitively, they can sort objects, remember songs and rhymes, and are fascinated by cause and effect. Socially and emotionally, they like to do things unaided, enjoy family mealtime, show affection for siblings, and enjoy helping adults.

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    3 Years

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    This document outlines physical, cognitive, sensory, gross motor, fine motor, social, and emotional milestones for 3-year-olds. Physically, 3-year-olds can copy building patterns with cubes, build towers of 9-10 cubes, cut paper with scissors, jump from low steps, walk backwards and sideways, and ride tricycles using pedals. Cognitively, they can sort objects, remember songs and rhymes, and are fascinated by cause and effect. Socially and emotionally, they like to do things unaided, enjoy family mealtime, show affection for siblings, and enjoy helping adults.

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    Fine

    motor:

    Physical development

    - Can copy a building paBern


    of three or more cubes
    including a bridge .
    - Can build towers of nine or
    ten cubes .
    - Can cut paper with

    3 years

    - Can sort objects into simple
    categories .
    - remember and repeat songs
    and nursery rhymes .
    - Are fascinated by cause and
    eect , and oGen ask why?

    - Can jump from a low step .


    - Can walk backwards and
    sideways .
    - Can ride a tricycle using
    pedals .


    Sensory:

    scissors .

    CogniCve and
    language
    development

    Gross motor:

    - Recognize familiar people


    at a distance .
    - No longer take everything
    to their mouth so to explore
    it .

    Social and emoConal


    development
    - Like to do things unaided .
    - Enjoy family mealCme .
    - Show aecCon for younger siblings .
    - Enjoy helping adult, as Cdying up .

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