Which of the following gross motor skills is expected from a three-year-old child?
A)Skipping a rope
B)Riding a bicycle
C)Stepping on footprint patterns
D)Carrying a 16-pound object

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At three years old, a child is expected to be able to step on footprint patterns as part of their gross motor skills development. Skipping a rope and riding a bicycle typically require more advanced gross motor skills that develop later on in childhood. Carrying a 16-pound object may be physically possible for some three-year-olds, but it is not necessarily an expected or developmentally appropriate gross motor skill.

Which of the Following Gross Motor Skills Is Expected from a Three-Year-Old