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Alexandria,
understands concept of more
Last year, I saw
Alexandria,
a 16-month-old girl, who was able to tell quantities of 1, 2, and 3. Her
mother placed one white Mega Bloks (MB), two yellow MB, and 3 blue MB on
top our examining table. The white is on the left side, the yellow at the
middle, and the blue at the right side. There was a space of about four
inches between each group.
The mother asked
Alexandria,
"What has the most?" she pointed at the 3 blue MB. Then she said, "Where
is one?" and she pointed at the one white MB. "Where is two?" she pointed
at the 2 yellow blocks, and "Where is three?" she pointed at the 3 blue
blocks.
On her 15 month old check up Alexandria could point at 12 different parts
of her body. And she was starting to potty train.
Not many 2 or 3 years old could count 1 to 3 with pointing one-on-one
objects. Alexandria is very advanced in her cognitive and language
development.
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