They will be interested in approaching other children and adults. They will try to begin to establish relationships. However, they won't necessarily know how to form relationships. It is the adult's job to help them. In addition to being interested in people, children are also interested in the challenges presented in mastering the ability to do things.
Children have an intrinisic motivation to develop control over their own movement.
Very young children like to practice picking things up with their hands. They like to manipulate things, set them down, move them, and pick them up again. They delight in learning to stand, to walk, run, jump, hop, and skip. They like to balance and experiment with their position in space. They like to engage in activities which give them an opportunity to use and develop these skills.