Anecdotes-SampleFall2019.docx
Five Anecdotes of Various Infants and Toddlers
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Anecdotes
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Date:
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Beginning:
When, Where, Who
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Middle:
What did the child do?
What did the child say?
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Category and/or Specific Development
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#1
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3/12/12
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Afternoon. Room #2. Toddler (18 months)
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Child is just learning to speak, and when I repeated “Auntie” to him, he tried to say it.
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Language (steadily adds to vocabulary)
Language (joint attention with caregiver becomes more accurate)
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#2
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3/13/12
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Afternoon. Room #2. Toddler (18 months).
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We watched a video and when the movie ended an upbeat song came on. Both boys got up and danced around the room.
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Physical (walking is more coordinated)
Emotional/Social (joins in play with familiar adults, siblings, and peers)
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#3
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3/12/12
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Morning. Room #2 Toddler (18 months)
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Comforted his friend when he cried as his mom left for the day.
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Emotional/social (realizes that others’ emotional reactions may differ from one’s own) and (shows signs of empathy)
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#4
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3/13/12
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Morning. Room #2 Toddler (18 months.)
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To help him stop crying I picked him up and showed him pictures of my kids and asked him to tell me their names, which he did successfully.
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Language (steadily adds to vocabulary)
Emotional/social (complies with simple directives)
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#5
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3/12/12
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Late afternoon. Room #2. Toddler (18 months)
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His parents put him in a pack and play to take a nap when he arrived. He cried for a while so I decided to rock him to see if he’d nap. He sat with me for 20 minutes before joining the other boys to play.
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Emotional/social (joins in play with familiar adults, siblings, and peers) and (uses caregiver as a secure base for exploration) and (separation anxiety appears)
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