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Growth Patterns of school age children.Growth and Physical Characteristics
Motor Development
• Growth is now slow and irregular.
• Girls will experience more growth spurts than boys.
• The brain grows significantly. Reaching adult size by 10.
• Girls may begin prepubertal changes.
• Gains approximately 6 ½ lbs a year.
• Fine motor skills are more refined.
• Is able to more with more coordination and ease.
• Enjoys sports or large motor movements.
• Enjoys using hands to do arts and crafts, cooking, woodworking, building or taking things apart.
Perceptual-Cognitive Development
Speech and Language Development
• Is able to reason more and relies less on intuition.
• Enjoys the challenges of math.
• Learns best with hands on learning.
• Enjoys school• Likes recreational reading
and writing.
• Loves to talk.• Is able to use their words
to express their feelings.• Understands that
language is used as a method of communication.
• Enjoys using slang words.• Shows advance
understanding of grammatical sequences.
School age children and Emotional Intelligence•Awareness of one’s feelings and the ability to
use that knowledge in decision making; •Ability to manage one’s feelings to prevent
distress from blocking thought processes; •Ability to motivate oneself despite setbacks,
remaining positive and hopeful and delaying gratification;
•Ability to empathize with others; and •Ability to develop rapport and cooperate with
others and to handle feelings in relationships.