1. Cognitive Skills:
Problem-solving abilities: Assess the child's ability to solve simple puzzles or complete age-appropriate tasks that require logical thinking. This helps gauge their cognitive development and problem-solving skills.
2. Language Development:
Vocabulary: Evaluate the child's vocabulary by observing their ability to identify and name objects, animals, colors, and body parts. This indicates their language acquisition and comprehension.
3. Fine Motor Skills:
Pencil grasp: Observe how the child holds and controls a pencil or crayon. This indicates their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, which are essential for writing and drawing.
4. Gross Motor Skills:
Balance and coordination: Observe the child's ability to walk, run, jump, and navigate obstacles. Assess their balance, coordination, and overall physical development.
5. Social Skills:
Sharing and turn-taking: Observe how the child interacts with peers and assess their ability to take turns and share toys or materials. This reflects their social awareness and cooperation skills.
6. Emotional Development:
Emotional expression: Observe how the child expresses their emotions and copes with different situations. Assess their ability to identify and label emotions, as well as their emotional self-regulation.
7. Self-Help Skills:
Dressing and undressing: Evaluate the child's ability to independently dress and undress, including putting on and taking off shoes, socks, and clothing items. This assesses their self-help skills and level of independence.
8. Problem-solving Skills:
Puzzles and patterns: Provide age-appropriate puzzles and pattern recognition tasks to assess the child's problem-solving abilities and logical thinking skills.
9. Listening Skills:
Following instructions: Observe how well the child listens and follows simple instructions. Assess their ability to understand and execute tasks based on verbal cues.
10. Creativity and Imagination:
Pretend play: Observe the child's imaginative play and storytelling skills. Assess their ability to create and act out scenarios, demonstrating their creativity and imagination.
