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Emergent Social and Emotional 6 - 12 months
From the time that the infant first engages in social interaction with another individual, social and emotional skills begin to be established. The infant will express different emotions depending on how the child feels and or express the needs for comfort. The infant begins to recognize familiar people at an early age and becomes a mirror of the emotions around him. Thus begins social interactions with others.
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Self Concept and Self Control
Develops own patterns for basic needs. The child begins to feed self, shows interest in personal clothing, and remembers where familiar items are kept. (EE2)
 I Can Feed Myself
Let’s Get Dressed
Expresses a variety of emotions. The child laughs, cries and begins to concentrate on tasks. The child uses facial expressions and gestures to express feelings. (EE3)
Reinforcing Emotional Responses
Expressions of Sadness
Responds when name is used. The child begins to look and react when his name is spoken. (EE4)
Rhyming With Names
Name Engagement
Cooperation and Social Relationships
Becomes aware of and mirrors the emotions and actions of others. The child begins to mimis actions and emotions of others as well as mimicking simple words and speech patterns. (EE8)
Copy the Mood
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