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Thank you so much for the great work here on the site as well as this list. While of course not all children have these skills mastered; personally it is great for me as a parent to challenge myself to come up with fun activites and games to help my son achieve some of these skills. My son thinks we are playing hopscotch, but really he is learning to jump and alternate feet he thinks we are acting like monkeys jumping on the bed (as we sing most obnixiously) but he is learning to jump with both feet off the ground he thinks we are cutting decorations to paste together to make spring flowers, but he is learning to cut along lines creating shapes and learning to glue. Its all about approach; which is why I love your blog so much. When you as a parent or caregiver are playing with your child I mean sitting on the floor or being on their level interacting with them together they will learn. They learn without knowing they are learning all while playing and spending time with their parent(s). Do we expect to much of our young children academically as a society? Probably, but do you buck the system and have your child feeling left behind to prove a point? This is a decision that is made individually in each and every home. For me and my son I strive to enstill him with a sense of curiosity about the world around him and the confidence to seek out more. That’s really all you can ask of you young child. [url=http://www.ralphlaurenespanaonline.org]ralph lauren españa[/url] <a href="http://www.ralphlaurenespanaonline.org" title="ralph lauren españa">ralph lauren españa</a>