The document outlines a programming of developmentally sequential priorities (PDSP) for four quarters that focuses on physical/health, gross motor, fine motor/vocational, psychosocial, language/cognitive, and self-help skills. The priorities progress from imitating gross motor movements and articulating letters in the first quarter to engaging in games with rules and expressing oneself in short sentences by the fourth quarter. Fine motor skills increase from cutting simple shapes to tying shoelaces, while self-help skills advance from opening lunchboxes to brushing hair and packing items independently.
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1. C.G.E.
PROGRAMMING OF DEVELOPMENTALLY SEQUENTIAL PRIORITIES (PDSP)
QUARTE
R
PHYSICAL/HEALTH
GROSS MOTOR
FINE MOTOR/
VOCATIONAL
PSYCHOSOCIAL LANGUAGE/ COGNITIVE SELF-HELP
FIRST
(1ST
)
Imitates gross
motor
movements
Stands onone
footfor 10
seconds
Walks alonga
line
Cutsout simple
shapes
Copies triangle
Colorswithin lines
Delayed
gratification of
wants
Overcome
center-of-
attention and
spoiled attitude
Articulates and
pronouncesletters
suchas f,r,l,
s,w,x,y,z
Eats with spoon
and fork
spontaneously
Feeds self without
difficulty
Openslunchbox,
zip lockbags
SECOND
(2ND
)
Engages in
associative play
Hopson one foot
Runsaround
obstacles
Pastes andglues
properly
Can draw basic
pictures
Minimize
tantrums
Imitate positive
behaviors of
classmates
Articulates and
pronounces
consonantblends,
clusters,and
digraphs,like br,
gr,cl,pl, st,
Putsand removes
clothes
independently
Wears shoes with
very minimal
assistance
THIRD
(3RD
)
Engages in
cooperative play
Jumpsover an
objectand
landing with
both feet
together.
Writes
consistently on
the line
Demonstrates
controlin gripping
the pencil
Followsmorning
routine
Develops
friendship
Articulates and
pronounces
consonantblends,
clusters,and
digraphs,like spr,
str,th, sh,
wh,ph
Washes hands
properly before
and after meal
Brushesher teeth
with minimal
assistance
FOURTH
(4TH
)
Engages in
games with
simple rules
Negotiates
duringplay
Walks backwards
heel-toe.
Performpractical
tasks requiring
fine motor skills
suchas tying
shoelaces
Uses polite
expressions such
as thank you,
welcome,
please and
sorry
Expresses herself
in short sentences
Articulates and
pronouncesletters
suchas f,r,l,
s,w,x,y,z
and consonant
blends, clusters,
and digraphs,like
br,gr,cl, pl,
st,spr,str,
th,sh,wh,
phwith 90%
accuracy.
Brushesher hair
independently
Packsitems away
independently
Tells the time
Prepares simple
meals (sandwich,
cereals)