Harvey, age 3, can probably
A) gallop and skip with one foot.
B) copy some numbers and simple words.
C) zip and unzip large zippers.
D) ride a tricycle rapidly and steer smoothly.

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At age 3, children typically develop the fine motor skills needed to zip and unzip large zippers. Riding a tricycle is also common, but the ability to do so rapidly and steer smoothly is more advanced. Galloping, skipping, and copying numbers or words are skills usually developed at a later age.

Harvey, Age 3, Can Probably