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Physical Education

  • The child has developed their gross motor skills by using their arms and legs to climb up the tree.
  • They have improved their balance and coordination while navigating the branches.
  • By climbing the tree, the child has increased their strength and stamina.
  • They have learned about risk assessment and problem-solving as they choose their path up the tree.

Continued development can be encouraged by setting up an obstacle course with different types of climbing challenges such as climbing over a low wall, crawling through tunnels, or swinging on monkey bars. This will further strengthen their motor skills and enhance their problem-solving abilities.

Book Recommendations

  • Up, Up, Up! It's Apple-Picking Time by Jody Fickes Shapiro: A story about a child who climbs a tree to pick apples and the adventures they have along the way.
  • The Tree House That Jack Built by Bonnie Verburg: Jack builds a treehouse and shares his imaginative journey of climbing and playing in it.
  • A Tree for Emmy by Mary Ann Rodman: Emmy loves climbing trees, and this book explores the joy of climbing and the importance of trees in our lives.

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