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    AR ME 1674642841A Ar Me 1674642841 BW I Can I Cant Yet Worksheet Black and White

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    The document provides instructions for an activity where children cut out pictures of things they can and cannot yet do and sort them into two columns labeled "I Can" and "I Can't Yet." Examples of things children may be able to do include drawing, writing, reading, riding a bike, and getting dressed. Examples of things they may not be able to do yet include using scissors, riding a scooter, swimming by themselves, and tying shoelaces. The document ends with a reminder for caregivers to ensure safety when using scissors by providing supervision or other safety measures.

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    AR ME 1674642841A Ar Me 1674642841 BW I Can I Cant Yet Worksheet Black and White

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    The document provides instructions for an activity where children cut out pictures of things they can and cannot yet do and sort them into two columns labeled "I Can" and "I Can't Yet." Examples of things children may be able to do include drawing, writing, reading, riding a bike, and getting dressed. Examples of things they may not be able to do yet include using scissors, riding a scooter, swimming by themselves, and tying shoelaces. The document ends with a reminder for caregivers to ensure safety when using scissors by providing supervision or other safety measures.

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    The document provides instructions for an activity where children cut out pictures of things they can and cannot yet do and sort them into two columns labeled "I Can" and "I Can't Yet." Examples of things children may be able to do include drawing, writing, reading, riding a bike, and getting dressed. Examples of things they may not be able to do yet include using scissors, riding a scooter, swimming by themselves, and tying shoelaces. The document ends with a reminder for caregivers to ensure safety when using scissors by providing supervision or other safety measures.

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    AR ME 1674642841A Ar Me 1674642841 BW I Can I Cant Yet Worksheet Black and White

    Uploaded by

    jenesuispaslete
    The document provides instructions for an activity where children cut out pictures of things they can and cannot yet do and sort them into two columns labeled "I Can" and "I Can't Yet." Examples of things children may be able to do include drawing, writing, reading, riding a bike, and getting dressed. Examples of things they may not be able to do yet include using scissors, riding a scooter, swimming by themselves, and tying shoelaces. The document ends with a reminder for caregivers to ensure safety when using scissors by providing supervision or other safety measures.

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    I Can, I Can’t Yet!

    Cut out the pictures of things that you can do already and things that you can’t do yet, then stick them into the columns.

    I Can I Can’t Yet

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    I Can, I Can’t Yet

    Ride a bike Use scissors


    Draw Write Read

    Build
    Ride a scooter Climb up high sandcastles
    Read GetRead
    dressed UseRead
    a fork

    To ensure the safety of the children in your setting, it is your responsibility to assess whether adult supervision or other appropriate safety measures are required when using
    scissors.

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    I Can, I Can’t Yet

    Swim by Jump into Hop on


    Use a knife myself the pool
    Read Count one foot

    Tie my Catch a ball Bounce a ball


    Do puzzles Kick a ball
    shoelaces Read Read

    To ensure the safety of the children in your setting, it is your responsibility to assess whether adult supervision or other appropriate safety measures are required when using
    scissors.

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