By age 5, Children can… Social Emotional responsibilities Get dressed with minimal parental Introduce themselves help Ask for help Toilet independently from start to Ask questions about the world finish. around them Make their bed with minimal Order their food at a restaurant Follow instructions parental help Disagree appropriately Bring their things from the car to the Accept for an answer “no” house Show appreciation or gratitude Pick up toys Make an apology Wash hands Control emotions Empty wastebaskets Accept consequences or criticism in mail or newspaper Wait and take turns Clear table Play creatively and independently Pull weeds, if you have a garden Be a good friend Use hand-held vacuum to pick up Hold a pencil correctly crumbs Communicate in socially acceptable Water flowers ways Unload utensils from dishwasher Show initiative and persistence Wash plastic dishes at sink Stay on task Fix bowl of cereal Pour a glass of milk Use a knife, fork and spoon. Personal chores Family chores Set the table with supervision Clear the table with supervision Help a parent prepare food Help a parent carry in the lighter groceries Sort colors for the laundry Match socks after clothing is washed Answer the phone with parental assistance Be responsible for a pet's food and water bowl Hang up towels in the bathroom Clean floors with a dry mop While in kindergarten, children can to learn to…
By age 5, Children can… Social Emotional responsibilities Introduce themselves Ask for help Ask questions about the world around them Order their food at a restaurant Follow instructions Disagree appropriately Accept “no” for an answer Show appreciation or gratitude Make an apology Control emotions Accept consequences or criticism Wait and take turns Play creatively and independently Be a good friend Hold a pencil correctly Communicate in socially acceptable ways Show initiative and persistence Stay on task Personal chores Get dressed with minimal parental help Toilet independently from start to finish. Make their bed with minimal parental help Bring their things from the car to the house Pick up toys Wash hands Empty wastebaskets in mail or newspaper Clear table Pull weeds, if you have a garden Use hand-held vacuum to pick up crumbs Water flowers Unload utensils from dishwasher Wash plastic dishes at sink Fix bowl of cereal Pour a glass of milk Use a knife, fork and spoon. Family chores Set the table with supervision Clear the table with supervision Help a parent prepare food Help a parent carry in the lighter groceries Sort colors for the laundry Match socks after clothing is washed Answer the phone with parental assistance Be responsible for a pet's food and water bowl Hang up towels in the bathroom Clean floors with a dry mop While in kindergarten, children can to learn to…
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