Christopher's School Report 2's Class April, 2000 Age: 3¼ Last Update: 4/16/2000 This is the report that Christopher's teacher gave him on his performance this year. Each item could be answered Yes or No. Cognitive | Social | Motor | Hygiene | Teacher Comments

Christopher's Journal

E-Mail Home Nicole Christopher Picture Index Journal Index Nicole's Art Christopher's Art Kid's Height & Weight Chart Family Photo Cube Nicole's Birthday E-Mail Me Credits Slide Show Kid's Archives Games Galveston Vacation	Cognitive (Including Verbal & Communications)
	Uses words to express wants Verbally can name ten to fifteen objects Uses pronouns "me" and "my" (Uses possessive words) Listens to a story Follows simple directions Has expanded his verbal communcation skills Talks with other children during daily activities Repeats songs & fingerplays Recalls information previously taught Is more aware of physical forces (such as time, weather, seasons, day and night) Points to parts of a doll or body (hair, mouth, eyes, etc.) Makes two or three word sentences Recognizes written name Follows simple directions Recognizes Colors: red, yellow, blue, green Recognizes numbers one through five Recognizes shapes: circle, square, triangle Counts to ___ (was not filled out)	Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
	Social & Emotional
	Shows affection - carries or hugs doll, shows regard for other people/children. Occupies self during free time (initiates own play activities) Explores, investigates surroundings Easily able to separate from parents Willing to try new activities Willing to try new snackes Helps to maintain the classroom environment Works & plays cooperatively with other children Works cooperatively with adults Feels good about himself	Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
	Motor Skills
	Runs Jumps Marches Able to complete simple puzzles Puts coat/jacket on with little assistance Uses writing and drawing tools with increasing control.	Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
	Hygiene & Self-Help
	Eats snack and/or meals with little assistance Drinks from a cup without a lid (spilling only occationally) Washes hands unassisted Has interest in toilet training Shows pride in toilet achievement	Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
	Teacher Comments
	Christopher has been a pleasure to have in my class. I've enjoyed watching him grow and learn. he has great verbal skills. I look forward to the stories he tells. He has a very good memory. I will miss his smiling face and thing of him whenever I see a "Woody" or "Buzz"! Thank you for sharing Christopher with me this year. Miss Kathy
	Christopher's Journal