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Boots is doing great with movement and coordination at home! He confidently controls his body and movements during play and daily activities. Boots sometimes needs a little extra support when learning new physical skills, like riding his bike, but he's always eager to try. With a bit of practice and encouragement, Boots quickly gets the hang of things.
Boots loves to be active at home, but sometimes needs a little help with tasks that require coordination, like getting dressed or managing stairs. With some extra support and patience, Boots can build confidence in these areas and participate fully in family activities.
Boots moves confidently and safely around school. He has good control of his body and excellent coordination, whether he's walking in the hall or playing a game in the yard. Boots might benefit from extra support when learning new physical skills, but he is always keen to participate and try his best.
Boots learns best when moving! He sometimes finds it tricky to sit still for long lessons and benefits from movement breaks. In the playground, Boots would love opportunities to develop his catching and throwing skills so he can join in games with confidence.
Boots is doing well with movement and coordination both at home and at school, and it's wonderful that parents and teachers are seeing similar abilities. Boots seems equally comfortable in both environments! Since Boots is doing well everywhere, this suggests that current supports are effective. Keep an eye on whether new activities or environments present unforeseen challenges, and always celebrate Boots's physical achievements to build confidence. The consistency between home and school is a great foundation!