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    3 - 4 Years

    Occupational Milestones

    Four-year-olds are chatterboxes filled with curiosity, developing complex sentences, cooperative play, and pre-writing skills.

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    Your Child's 4th Year (3 - 4 Years)

    Key occupational milestones to watch for during this stage.

    Gross Motor: Hops on one foot, catches a bounced ball, climbs playground ladders easily
    Fine Motor: Holds a pencil with a dynamic tripod grip, cuts along a straight line, dresses independently
    Self-Care: Manages bathroom routine, puts on shoes, brushes teeth with help
    Sensory: Enjoys varied textures, regulates sensory input well, seeks out movement play
    Visual Perceptual: Copies a cross and square, recognizes letters and numbers, completes complex puzzles
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