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Early Childhood Screenings for all Birth to 3 children
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Here are some developmental milestones to look for:
By the age of 18-24 months your child should be able to walk, build a tower of four blocks or more, say 15 words or more, and recognize names of familiar people, objects and body parts.By the age of 24-36 months your child should be able to climb well, turn book pages one at a time, and recognize and identify almost all common objects and pictures.By the age of 3-4 years your child should be able to kick and throw a ball, use scissors, draw circles and squares, speak in sentences of 5-6 words, tell stories, and can correctly name some colors.By the age of 4-5 years your child should be able to swing and climb, print some letters, dress independently, recall parts of a story, count 10 or more objects, wants to please and be with friends, likes to sign, dance and act.
Screening Dates:
February 13, 2018 (Merrill) 3 - 5 pm
April 10, 2018 (Head Start) 8 - 6 pm
Group Early Childhood Screenings
4K registration will be on April 10th at the Child Find activity.