Analysis Of The Outdoor Play Tripp

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While outside at outdoor play Tripp was playing with his in the sand for about five minute then be found the red tricycle he had been waiting on. He had stated before he left the sand box” I want the red tricycle next.” He got on the tricycle alone and road around the play yard with no help. Tripp was able to use the peddles several laps around the play yard alone. He was finished and got off the tricycle and began to play ball with the other children.
I think this activity fits the category because Tripp showed he was using his gross motor skills while on the tricycle. If we were not able to ride the bike alone he would not have mastered that particular skill at this time and would have needed assistance.
This could be recorded as an narrative

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