Emotional Social Development from 4-6 by Ashley DeVore

Emotional and Social Development from 4 to 6 Years.

adevore — 2015-02-25 03:11:26 UTC

Marked by extreme independence

Many children venture out of the home to attend preschool, daycare, and kindergarten.

Possibly finding themselves with unfamiliar adults and large groups of other children for the very first time.

4 year olds

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Want to see themselves as separate from their parents or other main caregiver

Have an active imagination

4 years old

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-Self- Centered

-Defiant

-Impatient

-Loud

-Say different words to see reaction

5 year old

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fearful of the big world afraid of being alone in an unfamiliar places start thinking of themselves as real people and eager to explore the large world

6 year Olds

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Go through a period of emotional turmoil. Long to feel grown up, but crave praise and attention. Often the center of their own universe. Like to say no. Can enjoy music, or sports.

4 year olds

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Self centered, defiant, impatient, loud, they might argue, bossy with other children, loving and affectionate, rich imagination that can lead to fear, want to do things for themselves

Children that are 5 years of age

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-emotionally impusive

6 years old

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6 year olds begin to go to school for the full day.

6 years old

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6 year olds begin to experience mood changes.

5 year olds

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Start viewing themselves as whole people, body, soul, and mond

5 year olds

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Usually starting kindergarten. Learning to control impulses

Against

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Competitive sports promote the thought that if you don't beat someone else you can't be successful in life.

Competition good/bad

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Why it's good, it shows them how to cooperate with other and work together to win.

Why its bad, they can take it out of hand and get angry and yell at people

Competition is good

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Competition is good for children because it shows that you have to work for what you want. It gives the kids something to be accountable for.

Competention

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I think it's good, because it helps them understand team work is a big necessity.

Is competition good?

2015-03-03 16:09:06 UTC

I think that it's good because it teaches kids good sportsmanship. Also they can grow as an athlete and benefit them in the future. Without competition they couldn't play sports at that age. Also staying active and distracted can make them get in less trouble.