ECE: Work Skills

Work Skills

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT

Lesson 30: Need and Importance of development of Skills during Early Childhood Period

Work Skills

Copying- At 3 years, children should be able to copy vertical lines and triangles. At 5 years, they should copy squares and at 6 diamonds.

Writing- At 3 to 4 years, children should be able to print a few large letters. By 5 years, they should print their first names and numbers I to 5. At 6 years, they should print the whole alphabet and numbers I to 20.

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