Chapter 6 working with children

A two year old is usually able to throw a ball without falling.

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Two-year-olds are beginning to use one hand consistently for most activities.

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Two-year-olds develop the skill of dressing before undressing themselves.

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The child's understanding of language is called expressive language skills.

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The average two-year-old child has a vocabulary of approximately 50 to 200 words.

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Possessive is a word that describes the average two year old.

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The three-year-old can attend to routines such as washing and drying his or her hands.

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Expressive language usually follows a sequence.

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The three-year-old is able to solve simple problems.

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By the end of the third year, organized play with other children emerges.

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