It is also called the "sloppy age"- the troublesome age in which the child is no longer willing to do the things he was told to do so.Again it is the quarrelsome age because the child indulged in a small quarrel.
Again there is a gang spirit in which the major concern is the acceptance by the age-mates in a gang. there is a team spirit in a play activities and creative works.
Skills developed are as follows:
Play skills
School skills
Self help skills
Social help skills
Hand skills
Speech skills
Pronunciation skills
Vocabulary skills
Health maintenance skillleles
Other notable behaviors are as follows:
Unpleasant emotions are socially unacceptable
Expression of anger in moodiness
Heightened emotional expressions
Learning to curb external emotional expressions
Boys have more extensive peer groups than girls
Not satisfied with associates
Aim for socio-metric status in age-mates
Desire for leadership in peers
Constructive play activities
Exploring and collecting things
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