Observation Of A Toddler

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Today I was at Head Start, I chose to be in the 3-5-year-old room. It was quite different than the previous day that I spent in the infant room at Moreland. At times it was very chaotic in the toddler room. There were lots of different personalities in the toddlers. Most of the time the teachers had at least one toddler right beside them, if not more at times. The day was filled laughter, cries, arguments (over toys), and a lot of redirecting the toddlers. I did feel very overwhelmed at times, just by how loud it was, and some of the things that the toddlers were doing. Such as climbing on things, fighting with other, one even tried to bite another student, and there were a few toddlers that weren’t allowed to play with each other. When I

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