Assessment Tools: Pediatric Extended Examination at Three (PEET)

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Author: Blackman, J.A., Levine, M.D., Markowitz, M.

Summary: This is a neurodevelopmental assessment designed to aid in the early detection and clarification of problems with learning, attention, and behaviour in three - to four - year-old children (Blackman, 1986).  

Format: The child is provided with developmentally appropriate tasks to perform.  

Library Record:  Call # LB 3060.217 B629p 1986 ATOOLS (Reserve Desk)

Population: Children 3 to 4 years of age 

Completion time    One hour

Equipment    

• 1 examiner's manual
• 1 stimulus book
• 1 record form
• 1 small ball in plastic container
• 1 small doll, 1 ball
• 1 checker board with 12 black pawns and 12 red pawns
• 20 wooden blocks
• 2 wooden shoes
• 4 wooden discs
• 2 wooden rectangles
• 23 blue 2 inch rods
• 1 toy car (pink)
• 1 key
• 1 piece of cloth with buttons of different sizes (5 buttons)
• 1 folded sheet with a black trim and a black dot in the centre
• 1 crayon (red)

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