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Using Piagets Cognitive Development stages, compare stages of art, language, literacy, and socialemotional stages for the Sensorimotor, Preoperational, or Concrete Operations stages.
 
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Describe four milestones in block building.
 
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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: Sensorimotorscribbl ing, prelanguage, literacy environment, trust/mistrust
Preoperationalperso nal symbol and Preschematic, advancing language, emergent literacy, autonomy, shame/doubt, initiative/guilt
ConcreteSchematic, realism, symbolic language and humor, conventional literacy, industry/inferiority

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: Carrying, filling, and dumping by toddlersexploration and manipulation
Laying blocks endtoend and stacking by threeyearoldsexplor ing properties of blocks
Bridging by preschoolersusing uprights to hold a horizontal block in place
Enclosures by preschoolerslaying blocks at right angles to form a square or rectangle Patternsplacing blocks in a repeating sequence
Naming structuressymbolic
Reproductionusing blocks to recreate an existing structure



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