This worksheet is asking you to track when you first learned or mastered each skill listed. Since it’s titled “My New Skills” and has an “Age” column, you’re meant to write down how old you were (in years) when you could do each activity for the first time — or when you feel confident doing it.
Let’s go through each line one by one:
1.
Build with Blocks – Think: When did you start stacking blocks or building towers? Maybe age 2 or 3?
2.
Sing Songs – When did you start singing along to songs or remembering lyrics? Often around age 2–4.
3.
Play Games – This could mean board games, pretend play, or simple rule-based games. Usually starts around age 3–5.
4.
Repeat Verses & Stories – When could you repeat back a short poem or story someone told you? Around age 3–5.
5.
Show Imagination – Like pretending a box is a car or making up stories. Starts early — maybe age 2–4.
6.
Draw or Color With Crayons – First scribbles? Age 2. Coloring inside lines? Maybe 4–5.
7.
Cut with Scissors – Safe cutting on paper? Usually taught around age 4–5.
8.
Invent Things – Making up new ideas, toys, or solutions? Can start as early as 3–5, depending on what you mean by “invent.”
Since this is personal, there’s no single right answer — but here’s a sample filled-out version based on typical child development:
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Final Answer:
Activity Age
Build with Blocks 3
Sing Songs 3
Play Games 4
Repeat Verses & Stories 4
Show Imagination 3
Draw or Color With Crayons 3
Cut with Scissors 5
Invent Things 5
*(Note: These ages are examples. You should fill in your own real experiences!)*
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable baby journal pages.
