RAUL CHANG

Raul is raised in a Mexican‑American household in Phoenix, Arizona. Both Spanish and English are spoken at home, and his family observes cultural traditions such as Día de los Muertos, celebrating with homemade altars and papel picado, and enjoys Mexican cuisine like tacos, tamales, and fresh guacamole. His grandparents often share stories and songs from their hometown in Michoacán, reinforcing a strong sense of heritage. Living in a diverse neighbourhood, Raul is exposed to both the vibrant Mex

Raul often talks about becoming a firefighter when he grows up. He’s fascinated by the bright red trucks and the idea of keeping people safe, and the clear rules and training appeal to his love of structure. He also enjoys watching soccer matches and sometimes imagines himself scoring goals for a team, showing a budding competitive spirit. Though still playful, his ambitions revolve around roles that combine order, responsibility, and the chance to demonstrate his abilities.

Raul shows early proficiency in foundational academic and life skills appropriate for a four‑year‑old. He can count to ten and recite number sequences, identify colors, shapes, and letters in both English and Spanish, and follow simple step‑by‑step routines such as tidying up toys after play. He demonstrates fine‑motor control using safety scissors, crayons, and building blocks, and his gross‑motor abilities let him run, climb, and kick a ball with coordination. Raul is attentive to instructions

As a four‑year‑old, Raul enjoys solitary activities that let him explore his environment in a controlled way. He loves building towers with LEGO Duplo blocks, drawing pictures of animals and trucks, and solving wooden puzzles with large pieces. He frequently listens to traditional Mexican songs and modern children’s music, often moving to the rhythm in his room. He also enjoys reading picture books with bilingual text, helping his mother stir ingredients to make simple guacamole, and playing sho