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Preschooler 4 -6 Yrs. DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS

Emotional Development 4 yrs. Asserts independence, impatitent, self-centered, defiant, boastful They often argue, compete, bossy Use of language with enthusiasm, enjoy sounds of language Has slapstick humor Needs parental approval Use flexible rules when guiding behavior

Emotional Development 5 yrs. Carry on real discussions, ask meaningful questions They are patient, generous, persistent, conscientious, practical, sympathetic, serious An improved attention span, so can finish uncompleted tasks Better memory to finish tasks

Emotional Development 6 yrs. Think they know everything Stubborn, quarrelsome, resent directions, center of universe No reason – love & hate, accept & reject, smile & storm Appreciate humor & jokes

Guidelines for Moral Development Set a good example Learning self-discipline is lifelong skill Talk about mistakes in private Show love despite misbehavior

Intelligence Development This age is preoperational thinking Use of symbols Make believe play Egocentric viewpoint Limited focus J. Piaget

Intelligence Development This age: Gardiner’s Multiple intelligences explains the different ways of mind/body experiencing the world Verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic

Verbal-linguistic Learns best through words Word games/puzzles, reading, writing, jokes & tongue twisters, games involving memorizing

Logical-mathematical Skills in arithmetic and areas of science Number games: chess & checkers; maps & diagrams; tests of logic; experiments

Visual-spatial Learning easiest through pictures & colors Play with pictures, drawing, modeling clay, construction toys, jigsaw puzzles

Musical Hearing rhythms/melodies helps promote learning Toy instruments, household objects that can be banged, music tapes, music lessons

Bodily-kinesthetic Skill in moving body through space Physical activities – athletes: Gymnastic, soccer, playground equipment, dancing, active movement

Interpersonal Social skills – good communication Activities involving other children such as joining clubs/groups

Intrapersonal Private, strong will, independent Time to be alone and think, writing in a diary

Naturalistic Understanding of natural world Opportunities to experience nature, gardening, being outdoors, walking in woods, watching birds, books about plants, animals, processes of nature

Teaching Self-Care Skills Self-care: washing hands, bathing, brushing teeth Dressing: choosing clothes, caring for clothes, comfortable, durable, economical clothing, no complicated fasteners Sleeping/Toileting: routines

Learning from Everyday Life Rides on trains, buses, airplanes Nature walks, looking at nature, leaves, flowers, animals Helping around the house with household duties