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Childhood Observation At Paley Early Learning Center
Child Q is a five and half year old boy, who attends Paley Early Learning Center Monday through Friday in room 3. He is tall, with dark brown hair. He is smart, friendly, and a loving child. He loves helping his teachers set up and clean the tables for breakfast and lunch. Every Monday, when I would come into the classroom, he would say “ Good, Morning Miss Julie”, and he would give me a hug. He’s favorite thing to talk about is dinosaurs; he could talk about dinosaurs for hours. He knew all the different kinds of dinosaurs and all the interesting facts about dinosaurs. Child Q, favorite dinosaur is a T-Rex. He told me that dinosaurs are awesome and he wishes dinosaurs were still alive. When the class goes outside to play in the yard, he loves to pretend that he is a dinosaur. When he grows up he wants to be a director and paleontologist. …show more content…
Child Q has a pet guinea pig, named Sam that is black, brown and white. He talks about his guinea pig all the time, he told me that it makes little noises and sleeps in his living room. He also loves going to his Gigi house, he told me that he loves eating and playing games at her house. Child Q, is a healthy child, he told me that he hates any kinds of candy or chocolate that he was prefer vegetables and fruits, his fruits are peaches and bananas and his favorite fruits are corn and carrots. He is friendly to all his friends, he is able to interact with all his friends in a nicely manner. Child Q and another child in the class are best friends, they told me, and they do everything

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