What kinds of ball games might you have children play at age two, four, and six that would be developmentally appropriate for their gross motor skills at the three different age levels?
What will be an ideal response?
Question 2
Samantha's parents are growing tired of her best friend Kiki, Samantha's pretend playmate. She only exists in Samantha's imagination. However, to Samantha, Kiki is real. Samantha's family thought it was cute at first, but now they are becoming frustrated with the inconveniences of Kiki's existence. Samantha insists on setting a place at the dinner table for Kiki. She insists that Kiki be buckled into a seatbelt every time they get into the car. Is Samantha's behavior normal? What should her parents do about Kiki?
What will be an ideal response?
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