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PSED SS UC R3

Posted byRosalind Orchard24 March 2021Posted inUncategorised
  • Is aware of and interested in their own and others’ physical characteristics, pointing to and naming features such as noses, hair and eyes
  • Experiments with what their bodies can do through setting themselves physical challenges, e.g. pulling a large truck upstairs
  • Begins to use me, you and I in their talk and to show awareness of their social identity of gender, ethnicity and ability
  • Shows their growing sense of self through asserting their likes and dislikes, choices, decisions, and ideas. These may be different to those of the adult or their peers; often saying no, me do it or mine
Posted byRosalind Orchard24 March 2021Posted inUncategorised

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