Characteristics: Cassidy is 3’1’’ and weighs 33 pounds. She is average size compared to the other children in her class and she has very good posture.

Motor Coordination: Cassidy has achieved many fine and gross motor skills. She is able to ride a bike with training wheels and she loved to help bathe herself. She feeds herself with a small spoon and fork. She can zip, unzip and button her coat without assistance. She draws circle and heart shapes. She is able to twist and partially braid her doll’s hair.

Health: Cassidy is in pretty good health. She has not missed any days of school and has only been to the doctor’s office for check-ups.

Nutrition and Food Habits: Cassidy is a picky eater. She does not finish her meals unless they are her favorites, macaroni and cheese, pizza, or french fries. She will not even finish a Chicken McNugget Happy Meal. She loves to drink milk and orange juice and to snack on peanut butter and crackers.

Confidence on New Situations: Cassidy is sometimes shy when she does not know her surrounding, but as soon as she sees that the people around her are friendly, she is at ease and ready to talk and play.

Self-Concept: Cassidy has a lot of friends, so she feels loved and she always says that she loves everyone.

Self Concept: Cassidy thinks that everyone is nice and that everyone is her friend.

How do Children/Adults See This Child: Other children look to Cassidy as a leader because she is not as shy as the other children her age and she is not afraid to try things first. Her older brother does not mind playing with her because she is fun. Adults like talking to her because she isn’t shy and has excellent communication skills for her age. Her teachers tend to expect more out of her because she acts mature for a three-year-old.

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