Stages of Development

The five ways children develop is: physically, intellectually, emotionally, socially and morally.

• True

• False

• There are not five ways children develop, there are only three

Knowing right from wrong

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Social development

• Moral development

• Emotional development

Learning to interact with people. Learning to trust others, own independence and what is acceptable behavior.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Growing in size, muscle strength, and coordination.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Growing in ability to learn, think, and judge.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Growing in ability to control emotions and expressing them in appropriate ways.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Easily frustrated and throw temper tantrums.

• physical

• emotional

• moral

• intellectual

• social

Can walk, throw a ball with two hands, and scribble.

• Physical

• Social

• Intellectual

• Moral

Unclear of what is right and wrong. Often test rules.

• Moral

• Social

• Emotional

• Intellectual

Learn through their senses--eyes, ears, mouths, and hands.

• Physical

• Intellectual

• Moral

• Social