A child between the ages of three and five years has developed fine motor skills such that
he or she can
A. ride a bicycle.
B. use a needle and thread for sewing.
C. draw, color, and trace pictures.
D. prepare food using recipes and the stove
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Anonymous
ANSWERS: 4
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please do your own homework this question is nothing but common sense.
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I would say, all the above. Tricycles to training wheels. Plastic canvas with a large plastic needle that fits yarn, can be found in kids. If exposed enough, they can do all three of these paper-pen activities. If supervised well enough, yes. If not supervised... Cheesecake in a box.
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All of the above--the child is a GENIUS!! 3 to 5 years of age is a pretty big age span. A child of 5 can ride a bike with training wheels--draw, color and trace pics--and use a "child" needle to "sew". A 3 year old could color and draw and ride a tiny bike--and a 4 year old would be somewhere in between. Besides that--the guidelines are flexible, depending upon the child. NONE of them could do D--except in an easy bake oven with parental supervision.
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In America youd be lucky if your retarded undisciplined fat little brat knows how to count to ten by the age of 7
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