Mallorie Fourth Observation

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The fourth observation is physical development, fine and gross motor skills. Mallorie displayed age appropriate fine and gross motor skills according to my checklist. Also, at the time of the observation she would spill water all over the table when trying to pour water for herself.

Currently, she has achieved hola hooping. I watched a video of her hula hooping, and she has mastered the skill, and it was quite amazing since I cannot even achieve that ability.

Mallorie can water the plants at the preschool perfectly. I gauged that the water pitcher was too big for her and too full, and her cup was too small, so the ratio led her to spill water; however she can pour water using a smaller pitcher like a watering can, and a larger cup like

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