Road map of my life
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This document provides instructions for a school assignment to create a "Road Map of My Life" presentation. Students must include at least 10 important stops from their life story illustrated with pictures and descriptions. They must also include 4 stages of development. The presentation will be graded based on the number of stops and pictures included, how the stages of development are addressed, and an optional oral presentation. It is due on Thursday, September 1st.
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- 8. Stages of DevelopmentInclude 4 stages of development in your presentation Prenatal – conception to birth Neonatal – birth – 2nd week Infant – 2 weeks – 1 year Toddler – 1-3 years (12 months – 36 months) Preschooler – 3 – 6 years School Age – 6 – 12 years Teenager – 13 - 19
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