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Stanly is a 4 year old male that attends Rowan County Preschool. This is his first year in the program and he has been there since school started in August. Stanly has numerous interest in school. He loves the block center and he will talk and explain exactly what he is making and why he is making it. He loves building castles out of the blocks and he comes up with eventful stories behind the castle. He will move on to the art center when he get tired of blocks. He loves to draw pictures of his family. He loves to talk about his family and what he does with his family. He also love the manipulative because he can also build with connecting cubes. When Stanly is outside he is another child. He runs around, plays, screams, searches for acorns,

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