Understanding and being understood ...a few examples |
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Before children start school, it would help if they could... | ||
Speak clearly enough so that people other than their own family and friends can understand them easily. other than their family members. |
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Follow simple directions like where to sit, where to put a book, or where to throw a ball. |
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Tell someone how they are feeling tired happy sad angry mixed up |
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Copyright © Parent Education Resources | from The Kindergarten Survival Handbook Part 1, "The Before-School Checklist" |