User talk:Psyduck12

Paraphrasing

You added[1] "By the age of three, the majority of children have a solid control of a pencil. Although their attempts at drawing people are still very primitive, three-year-olds have learned how to draw circles. With that in mind, it is common for a normal four-year-old to be able to handle scissors, copy geometric shapes and letters, button large buttons, and form clay shapes with two or three parts. Some can even compose their own names in capital letters. Consequently, a four-year-old would typically draw a human figure with a head atop two legs and with an arm symmetrizing each leg."

Ref says [2]

"By the age of three, many children have good control of a pencil. Three-year-olds can often draw a circle, although their attempts at drawing people are still very primitive. It is common for four-year-olds to be able to use scissors, copy geometric shapes and letters, button large buttons, and form clay shapes with two or three parts. Some can print their own names in capital letters. A human figure drawn by a four-year-old is typically a head atop two legs with one arm radiating from each leg.

This paraphrasing is too close. Doc James (talk · contribs · email) (if I write on your page reply on mine) 02:38, 9 October 2014 (UTC)