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For 7 - 8 year old

Children between the ages of 7 and 8 go through impressive growth, both physically and mentally. Below, you can read what to expect from your child in this age group.

Physical development

Gross motor skills

Your child is likely very active and loves to run, jump, and ride bikes. They enjoy sports like football, swimming, and gymnastics.

Fine Motor Skills

Fine motor skills are improving, too. Your child can write neatly, draw, and do crafts. Tasks like tying shoelaces and fastening buttons are getting easier.

Cognitive development

Problem-solving skills

You'll notice your child getting better at solving problems. They can think logically and come up with simple ways to handle challenges.

Memory and concentration

Their memory and concentration have grown a lot. They can focus on one task for a longer time and remember what they learn at school.

Language development

Your child's language skills are strong. They can use complex sentences and clearly express their thoughts and feelings. They pick up new words quickly and even understand jokes and puns.

Social and emotional development

Self-image and confidence

Your child is building a clearer self-image. Positive feedback from you, teachers, and friends is key for their confidence.

Friendships

Friendships are becoming more important. Your child values having friends and understands loyalty and trust.

Empathy and emotions

They are learning to show more empathy and understand how others feel. They are also getting better at managing their own emotions.

School performance

Learning skills

At school, your child is learning to read and write at a basic level. They are also learning basic math, like adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.

School routine

They can follow the school routine and instructions from teachers. They also work well in groups on class projects.

Practical tips for parents of 7- and 8-year-olds

Support and encouragement

Encourage your child's interests by discovering new activities together, such as drawing, crafting, or sports. Give them the space to try things on their own and praise their efforts and progress.

Structure and routine

Ensure a consistent daily routine with fixed times for meals, play, and sleep. Clear rules help your child understand what is expected of them and give them a sense of security.

Communication

Keep talking to your child every day about their feelings. Listen to their stories and concerns, and provide simple and reassuring answers to their questions. This helps with the development of language skills and confidence.

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