A preschool teacher observes a four-year-old boy in class having difficulty with cutting, stringing beads, putting together Legos, and drawing simple shapes. The teacher should not be concerned about this or make further note because boys tend to develop fine-motor skills more slowly.

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While boys may develop fine motor skills at a different pace than girls, significant difficulty with tasks like cutting, stringing beads, and drawing shapes at age four could indicate a need for further observation or intervention to support the child's development.

A Preschool Teacher Observes a Four-Year-Old Boy in Class Having