Chapter 15: Physical Development of the Preschooler

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A preschooler is improving their skills of walking, running, and balancing.

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True

Front

A preschooler grows much faster than a toddler.

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False

Front

A three year old should be able to copy most letters.

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False

Front

Usage of small muscles, such as the hands, feet, and fingers:

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Fine Motor Skills

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Usage of large muscles, such as the trunk, legs, and arms:

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Gross Motor Skills

Front

A preschooler is still working to improve their fine motor skills.

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True

Front

A preschooler has more refined eye-hand coordination.

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True

Front

Primary teeth begin to fall out around the ages of 4-5.

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True

Front

A preschooler's digestive tract is maturing and can easily become irritated by certain foods.

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True

Front

During this time, the preschoolers body proportions change and organ systems mature.

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True