ACTIVITY CARDS 24-36 Months
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Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards gelds.decal.ga.gov MA1.1a Two-year-olds can typically remember and say the numbers in order up to five. 0-12 months 22.247 Imitates rote counting 5/8 using numbers. MA1.0a Rote counting means saying the numbers in sequence from memory. One-year-olds Insert -All the dimensions general are given incards inches fi rst. will hear the teacher counting, then mimic the teacher’snumbers actions, in sequence. repeating some 18 domain CLL:RECEPTIVE communication, LANGUAGE language and literacy 24-36 monthsObserves simple songs or -Bleed 1/2" Strand: : CLL1 – The child will listen to conversations and finger-plays that involve numbers and quantity. -Manufacturing / Printing tolerance is +/- 1/16" CLL1 Standard demonstrate comprehension. 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They use inventive approaches and explore their environment. APL1.0a One-year-olds begin to move independently and explore their environment. Exploration shrink wrap Die#: through the five senses – hearing, taste, touch, sight and smell – helps toddlers learn domain SED:DEVELOPING social and A SENSE emotional OF SELF development Exhibits interest in people and about their world. These experiences are #1 Strand: SED1 – The child will develop self-awareness. things in his/her surroundings. enhanced by adults creating meaningful TeacherToolboxes? Revised: 03-09-15 their environment. activities for toddlers to safely explore Standard: SED1 Infants begin to show awareness of people SED1.2aand objects in their environments. 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They learn ways to Identifies image of self. communicate their new independence custompoint.rrd.com/DECAL A one-year-oldanother has the child. awareness that 2 the image he/she sees is herself and not SED1.0a domain PDM:HEALTH physical & WELL-BEING development and motor skills 24-36 Respondsmonths to image of self. Strand: PDM1 – The child will practice healthy and safe habits. -All dimensionsInfants begin areto respond nonverballygiven and in inches Standard: -Bleed 1/2"with vocalizations to acknowledge that they PDM1 see an image of themselves. This forms the #1 -ManufacturingPDM1.2afoundation / for self-awareness.Printing tolerance is +/- 1/16" 0-36 months 12-24 months Sleeps well, waking rested and Revised: 03-09-15 Remove the ready for daily activities. Let skill level, not chronological age, be your guide in introducing skills to children. Two examples: PDM1.1a Two-year-olds are generally sleeping through the night, usually about 12 hours. 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