A Developmental Milestones Assessment for a 4-year-old child in an early years setting.

 A Developmental Milestones Assessment for a 4-year-old child in an early years setting. This assessment focuses on tracking the child's progress in achieving typical developmental milestones across different domains:

Child's Name: [Child's Name]

Date of Assessment: [Date]

Developmental Domain: Physical Development

Gross Motor Skills:

 Runs and jumps with coordination.

 Climbs stairs independently.

 Rides a tricycle or bike with training wheels.

 Throws a ball with some accuracy.

 Hops on one foot.

Fine Motor Skills:

 Holds a pencil or crayon with a tripod grip.

 Cuts along a straight line with scissors.

 Builds structures with small blocks.

 Buttons and unbuttons clothing.

 Strings beads or laces shoes.

Developmental Domain: Cognitive Development

Language and Communication:

 Speaks in full sentences with correct grammar.

 Uses a vocabulary of at least 1,000 words.

 Names familiar colors and shapes.

 Follows multi-step instructions.

 Engages in imaginative play and storytelling.

Math and Problem-Solving:

 Counts to 10 or more.

 Sorts objects by size, shape, or color.

 Completes simple puzzles with at least four pieces.

 Recognizes and identifies numbers and some letters.

 Understands basic concepts like more/less, big/small.

Developmental Domain: Social and Emotional Development

Emotional Regulation:

 Expresses a range of emotions appropriately.

 Comforts self when upset.

 Shares toys and takes turns.

 Understands and follows simple rules.

 Cooperates with peers in group activities.

Empathy and Social Skills:

 Shows empathy for others' feelings.

 Engages in cooperative play.

 Forms friendships and plays with peers.

 Resolves conflicts with minimal adult intervention.

 Participates in group discussions and activities.

Developmental Domain: Self-Help and Daily Living Skills

Self-Help Skills:

 Dresses and undresses independently.

 Brushes teeth and washes hands without assistance.

 Eats with utensils and drinks from a cup.

 Manages toileting needs independently.

 Cleans up toys and belongings.

Overall Comments and Observations:

[Provide space for educators to write comments and observations about the child's progress, strengths, areas for improvement, and any specific incidents or achievements.]

Teacher's Signature: _______________________

This Developmental Milestones Assessment helps early childhood educators evaluate a 4-year-old child's developmental progress in various domains, ensuring that they are meeting age-appropriate milestones. It serves as a valuable tool for tracking development over time and tailoring interventions or support as needed.