Gesell Dome test 3 year old

The video explores the developmental milestones of a three-year-old child, focusing on their ability to recognize differences in form, solve simple problems, and construct models. It highlights the child's cognitive growth, problem-solving skills, and coordination development, emphasizing the importance of these skills in early childhood development.

What skill does a three-year-old demonstrate when she is not confused by a reversed board?

• Ability to read

• Understanding of language

• Recognition of differences in form

• Ability to solve math problems

What is an important developmental step for a three-year-old in terms of construction?

• Writing their name

• Building a bridge from a model

• Building a tower of blocks

• Drawing a picture

What does the ability to build a bridge from a model indicate about a child's development?

• Increased physical strength

• Advanced reading skills

• Enhanced musical ability

• Improved problem-solving skills

What does independent play involving building structures require from a child?

• Coordination of eyes and hands

• Ability to sing

• Understanding of complex math

• Knowledge of history

What is a key aspect of a three-year-old's play when left to their own devices?

• Building structures

• Reading books

• Cooking meals

• Playing video games