1. 5 Types of Childhood Development
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2. Children grow and develop as they mature – this much we know already.
There are 5 different areas in which children develop
Physically
Emotionally
Socially
Intellectually (Cognitive)
Morally

3. Physical Development Growth of the body
Physical changes that take place in the brain (and central nervous system)
Ability to learn control over his or her body.
Gross Motor Skill development
Fine Motor Skill development
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4. Emotional Development
development and growth of feelings (about oneself, family, friends, other individuals and the world at large)
Children need to develop a full range of feelings (examples?), and learn to handle them appropriately
Emotional resilience helps people face the challenges of life
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5. Social Development
Learning how to act as a person living with other people.
This includes understanding your role in the family, community, and the world.
Following accepted rules and acting according to what others expect - from manners to conscience- and learning how to belong in society, is social development.

6. Intellectual (Cognitive) Development
Intellectual development is the ability of a person to think and reason.
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7. Moral Development the growth of morals and belief
Much of moral development is based on family values and the mimicking of parents.
Parents teach children morality by behaving morally and telling stories that show morality.

8. Write a paragraph…
In your own words, explain the meaning of the phrase, “Play is the work of children.”(Maria Montessori)
Think about what we’ve learned so far about play, childhood, and development. Use your textbook for help if you get stuck.
Let’s review paragraph structure before you get started.