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Physical development

• Has increase muscles strength, boys are stronger than girls
• Write numbers and letters with varying degree of precision, may get confused with letters like b/d, p/g, g/q and t/f.
• Has better eye hand coordination

Cognitive development

• Increase attention span and work at task for longer period of time
• Enjoy the challenges of puzzles

Social development

• Talk more
• Ask many questions
• Is capable of learning more than one language
• So little understanding of ethical behavior
• Continues to be self center (egocentric)

Physical development

• Walk backward, heel to toe
• Touches toes without flexing knees

Cognitive development

• Able to do sorting on a variety of objects
• Understand the concept of same shape, same size.

Social development

• Carries out family chores and routines
• Show affections towards younger siblings
• Enjoy friendships
• Shares toys, take turns and play cooperatively

Physical development

• Walk a straight line
• Hop on one foot
• Build a tower with ten or more blocks

Cognitive development

• Able to read alphabet books with few words per page and many pictures
• Able to count to 20 or more
• Answer “Whose?”, “Who?”, “Why?” and “How many?”
• Recites and sing simple songs and rhymes

Social development

• Show pride in personal achievement and seek frequent adults’ approval.
• Enjoy role playing and make-believe activities

Physical development

• Walk up and down the stairs unassisted
• Kick a large ball
• Balance on one foot
• Turn pages of the book
• Hold crayon between first two fingers and thumb
• Achieve complete bladder control

Cognitive development

• Listen attentively to age-appropriate story
• Understand triangle, circle and square
  

Social development

Join in social interaction: “Hi,”, “Bye,”, “Please”

Recites nursery rhymes, sing songs