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hi i need to complete a child development chart for children aged 0-19 in the following areas. phyciscal development, social emtional and behavioual development, commuincatonal development, cognitive/ intellectual development, and moral development can anyone help me please with what website i can find information on thanks
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google the areas one by one there are quite literally thousands of places
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