Describe a fine motor skill that a 3-year-old can do that a 1-year old would not yet be able to do
What will be an ideal response?
Three-year-olds gain more control over their hand movements and can start to draw a straight line and copy circles. They can even brush their teeth, although they will need help. One-year-olds are already showing hand preference and can hold a pencil and scribble, but it is not as controlled as it will be by the time they are three.
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