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Praxis II Health and PE

Category - Fundemental Movements

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After a child learns to walk, the next locomotor skills they develop are running, hopping, jumping. At which age do they traditionally develop this skill?

12 months
18 months
24 months
36 months

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Answer: C - Once a child learns to walk, the next locomotor skills to develop are running, hopping, and jumping and they traditionally develop these skillsat around 24 months.

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