Domain: Social and Emotional Development Sub-Domain: Emotional Functioning Goal IT -SE6. Child learns to express a range of emotions. Birth to 9 Months: 8-18 Months: 16-36 Months: 36 Months: Expresses a variety Expresses feelings Expresses a Expresses a range of of emotions through facial of comfort, variety of emotions including expressions sounds gestures or discomfort, emotions and surprise, guilt, words. Uses words to describe enjoyment, fear, modifies their embarrassment or pride some feelings or emotions that surprise, anger or expression base on increasing reflect an awareness of other unhappiness by according to the awareness of their people’s emotions. crying, smiling, reactions of effects on others. laughing or familiar adults through facial based on the expressions, body child’s cultural movements or background. gestures often to elicit a response from a familiar adult. Goal IT -SE7. Child recognizes and interprets emotions of others with the support of familiar adults. Birth to 9 Months: 8-18 Months: 16-36 Months: Shows 36 Months: Recognizes feelings Attends with Responds to understanding of some and emotions of others. interest when others emotional emotional expressions Responds to feelings and others show they expressions often of others by labeling the emotions of others with support are happy, sad or by sharing an emotions, asking from familiar adults. Describes fearful by their emotional questions about them or feelings of characters in a book facial expressions, reaction such as responding in with support from an adult. voices or actions. smiling when and appropriate non-verbal adult smiles or ways. showing excitement when other children are excited. Goal IT SE8. Child expresses care and concern towards others. Birth to 9 Months: 8-18 Months: 16-36 Months: 36 Months: Shows care and May cry when Looks sad or Expresses empathy concern for others including another child concerned when toward children or comforting others in distress. cries. another child is adults who have been Responds to needs of others crying or upset. hurt or are crying by and tries to help others with May seek adults showing concerned simple tasks. help or offer attentions. May try to something such aa comfort with words or a blanket, food or actions. a soft toy.
Domain: Social and Emotional Development Sub-Domain: Emotional Functioning Goal IT -SE6. Child learns to express a range of emotions. Birth to 9 Months: Expresses feelings of comfort, discomfort, enjoyment, fear, surprise, anger or unhappiness by crying, smiling, laughing or through facial expressions, body movements or gestures often to elicit a response from a familiar adult. 8-18 Months: Expresses a variety of emotions and modifies their expression according to the reactions of familiar adults based on the child’s cultural background. 16-36 Months: Expresses a range of emotions including surprise, guilt, embarrassment or pride base on increasing awareness of their effects on others. 36 Months: Expresses a variety of emotions through facial expressions sounds gestures or words. Uses words to describe some feelings or emotions that reflect an awareness of other people’s emotions. Goal IT -SE7. Child recognizes and interprets emotions of others with the support of familiar adults. Birth to 9 Months: Attends with interest when others show they are happy, sad or fearful by their facial expressions, voices or actions. 8-18 Months: Responds to others emotional expressions often by sharing an emotional reaction such as smiling when and adult smiles or showing excitement when other children are excited. 16-36 Months: Shows understanding of some emotional expressions of others by labeling the emotions, asking questions about them or responding in appropriate non-verbal ways. 36 Months: Recognizes feelings and emotions of others. Responds to feelings and emotions of others with support from familiar adults. Describes feelings of characters in a book with support from an adult. Goal IT SE8. Child expresses care and concern towards others. Birth to 9 Months: May cry when another child cries. 8-18 Months: Looks sad or concerned when another child is crying or upset. May seek adults help or offer something such aa a blanket, food or a soft toy. 16-36 Months: Expresses empathy toward children or adults who have been hurt or are crying by showing concerned attentions. May try to comfort with words or actions. 36 Months: Shows care and concern for others including comforting others in distress. Responds to needs of others and tries to help others with simple tasks.