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Observation
Brayden leads his classmates to exercise before playing at the playground. He holds the left leg with left hand and said, “Stand on one leg and hold the other leg”. He counts up to eight. His classmates follow him. He changes to right leg and repeats the same. Next he does stretch with one leg forward and counts up to eight. He repeats stretching with other leg. His classmates follows him. After he finishes he says, “Done!”
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Brayden is able to coordinate and maintain balance when standing on one leg. He balances on one foot with good control and balance without support. He volunteers himself and leads his classmates to perform a simple exercise. He displayed good gross motor skills during outdoors.

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