Sarah Raymond School Of Early Education

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By age 2, most children can:

• Use two or three words together, such as "more juice"
• Ask for items by name
• Kick a large ball
• Turn pages in a book
• Recognize a familiar picture and know it is upside down

By age 3, most children can:

	Verbalize toilet needs
	Match colors
	Count to five
	Walk up stairs holding the railing
	Stand momentarily on one foot
	Unbutton large buttons
	Stack objects of different sizes

By age 4, most children can:

	Tell that they are a boy or a girl
	Say their last name and age
	Hop in place
	Throw balls from above their heads
	Draw a face
	Sort shapes and colors
	Point to six basic colors when asked
	Ride a tricycle
	Wash their hands by themselves
	Copy a circle
	Begin to play with other children