Participate in group activities and are beginning to understand and cooperate with social expectations, group rules, and roles.
Have growing capacities for self-control and are motivated to cooperate in order to receive adult approval and think approvingly of themselves.
Participate in group activities and are beginning to understand and cooperate with social expectations, group rules, and roles.
Use accepted language and style during communication with familiar adults and children.
Regulate attention, thoughts, feelings, and impulses more consistently, although adult guidance is sometimes necessary.
Interact easily with peers in shared activities that occasionally become cooperative efforts.
Participate in group activities and are beginning to understand and cooperate with social expectations, group rules, and roles.
Interact easily with peers in shared activities that occasionally become cooperative efforts.
Participate in group activities and are beginning to understand and cooperate with social expectations, group rules, and roles
Regulate attention, thoughts, feelings, and impulses more consistently, although adult guidance is sometimes necessary.
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Addresses the following California State Content Standard:
Participate in group activities and are beginning to understand and cooperate with social expectations, group rules, and roles.
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