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Typical Course of Study

Preschool Social-Emotional Development

By Beverly Hernandez, About.com

Annotated links for the typical course of study for to help you cover each topic and check mastery of that skill. This is a work in progress that I assume will take a while to complete. I will be adding links and pages periodically.
  • Can be away from parents or primary care givers for 2-3 hours
    without being upset.
  • Takes care of toilet needs independently.
  • Feels good about self.
  • Is not afraid to go to school.
  • Cares for own belongings.
  • Knows full name.
  • Dresses self.
  • Knows how to use handkerchief
    or tissue.
  • Knows own sex.
  • Brushes teeth.
  • Crosses residential street safely.
  • Asks to go to school.
  • Knows parents' names.
  • Knows home address.
  • Knows home phone number.
  • Enters into casual conversation.
  • Carries a plate of food.
  • Maintains self-control.
  • Gets along well with other children.
  • Plays with other children.
  • Recognizes authority.
  • Shares with others.
  • Talks easily.
  • Likes teachers.
  • Meets visitors without shyness.
  • Puts away toys.
  • Able to stay on task.
  • Able to work independently.
  • Helps family with chores
Preschool Course of Study

Used by permission of World Book

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