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    The document discusses observations of children engaging in various developmental domains including self-awareness through religious activities, social skills through play with peers, moral development with guidance resolving a dispute, emotional bonding between a parent and child through play, cognitive growth exposing a child to new languages, and creative expression using found objects and imagining a diverse community through art.

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    Developmental

    Domain
    Self-awareness

    Social

    Moral

    Emotional

    Cognitive

    Creative

    Faith/Belief

    Observation
    In church, children learned about their
    place in Gods larger family though story
    and song. This allows them to
    understand who they are through
    narrative and a sense of belonging.
    A group of children were playing tag
    together. It was spontaneous and
    playful, encouraging connection with
    peers.
    When two children were fighting over a
    ball, the dad encouraged them to share.
    Children need adult guidance to
    understand compassion, empathy, and
    fairness.
    A child was playing Frisbee with his dad.
    The dad was very encouraging and
    excited about his sons athletic ability.
    This type of play fosters an emotional
    connection between parent and child.
    A Latino nanny was teaching a child new
    words in Spanish. This increased the
    childs awareness of other cultures and
    languages.
    A group of girls were using found
    objects, like leaves and sticks, to play in
    the sand. Their imagination was not
    limited to an objects normal function;
    instead they used objects in new,
    creative ways.
    In Sunday School, we learned about the
    first Christian church and how God is at
    work uniting his people despite
    differences of race, gender, culture, etc.
    This stands in contrast to a society that
    often seeks to divide people into groups.
    Through an art project, the children
    used their imagination to envision a

    diverse community and their role in it.

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