a49f97aa_at_to_expect___Caring_for_Kids__Gross_motor
[Age] At 3 years, most toddlers can… [Fine motor] make up-and-down, side-to-side and circular lines with a pencil or crayon build a tower of more than 6 blocks hold a pencil in a writing position screw and unscrew jar lids or big nuts and bolts string big beads work latches and hooks snip with children’s scissors [Social/Language] show spontaneous affection for playmates they know begin to take turns understand the concept of “mine” vs. “someone else’s” object to changes in routine anticipate daily activities speak in sentences and ask a lot of questions put toys away ask for help know their full name [Cognitive] match an object in their hand or the room to a picture in a book include animals, dolls and people in make-believe play sort easily by shape and colour complete a puzzle with 3 or 4 pieces understand the difference between 1 and 2 name body parts and colours [Gross motor] 
walk up and down stairs, alternating feet (one foot per stair) run easily jump in place throw a ball overhead
Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids
Gross motor