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| Legs in physiological genu valgum |
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| Often ascends stairs reciprocally, reciprocal descend is emerging |
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| Correctly uses the pronouns “he” and “she” |
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| Femoral neck angle ~145 degrees |
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| Has early reciprocal arm motion during running |
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| Femoral neck angles ~142 degrees |
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| Handedness is well established |
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| Constantly “lugging, tugging, digging, dancing, climbing, pushing and pulling |
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Femoral neck angle ~138 degrees
Femoral anteversion is 21 degrees |
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| Cares deeply what others think of them |
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| Prefers to play with peers rather than adults |
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| Increased interest in group activities |
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Females– legs in slight genu valgum
Males– legs in slight genu varum |
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Peer oriented
Self conscious
Has interest beyond self (environment, less fortunate…) |
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| Takes on greater household roles |
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| Interest in the opposite sex |
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12-13 years (Tecklin)
13-16 years (Umphred) |
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11-12 years (Tecklin)
12-15 years (Umphred) |
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| End of Adolescence (18-25) |
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| Bone ossification completed |
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| Can pour from one glass to another |
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| Strong reciprocal arm swing |
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| Jumps off step with 2 feet |
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| Propels riding vehicle with feet on floor |
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| Stands briefly on one foot |
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| Descend stairs with no external support |
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| Shows rotation of the body following throwing the ball |
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| Toilet independence in majority |
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May be independent in dressing minus tying shoes and buttoning
Particular with how items are placed on a plate/during dressing |
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| Knows and signs songs/nursery rhymes |
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| Can skip, long jump 2 feet, climb with sureness, jump rope and do acrobatic tricks |
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| Likes to help with household tasks |
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| Play with blocks and build houses |
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| May dawdle and wriggle in the chair during eating |
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| Can independently dress, but still asks for help |
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| Many children solo on a two wheeled bicycle |
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| Can manipulate small pegs |
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| Seem to be practicing body balance |
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| Tries activities that exceed their abilities |
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| Indoors, awkwardness may cause accidents |
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| Begins to use a knife when eating |
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| Reading, basic math, printing |
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| Interest in organized sports, athletes |
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| Takes active role in household tasks |
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| Can develop hypothesis, theories |
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