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-At this age children are testing their strengths and are constantly showing what they can do.
-Keep trying things even when they don't get it right the first time.

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Know whether they are left handed or right handed preference is usually established

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Age 5 Physical Milestones | Child Development

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-typically at age 5-6 children are able to ride a bike and have better hand and eye coordination so they are able to catch and throw a ball
-are able to climb up stairs on their own

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Students are balancing on the curb that is surrounding the play area and are walking heel to toe. Some students are losing balance while others do it without any trouble.

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They are practicing to write numbers, letters, draw simple shapes by tracing, and are typically able to write their names.

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A. was running around the playground with his arms extended on each side as he approached the step surrounding the playground he jumped up on one foot and landed on two feet on the other side then continued to run. (Gross Motor Skills)

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At this age children are typically able to grasp a pencil, grasp a fork and spoon, and cut simple shapes with a pair of scissors.

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Are able to build more elaborative models with their building blocks

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Students at this age are learning how to dress themselves. Dress boards like these allow students to practice fine motor skills as well as well as independence.

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Observation Example: Children Jumping off Curb.

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Observation Example: Children Jumping off Curb.

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Students aged 5 and 6 are taking turns jumping off a curb that is surrounding the playground some with both feet others with only one. Curb is about 6 inches tall.