Your 6- or 7-year-old is on an exciting journey of discovery and growth. At this age, kids are becoming more independent in their thinking and learning but still rely on your guidance and structure.
Kids love being active—running, jumping, and biking. Sports like soccer, swimming, or gymnastics become more fun and challenging.
Their hand skills improve a lot. Writing, drawing, and crafts become neater. Skills like tying shoelaces or fastening buttons get better, too.
They start thinking more logically and finding ways to solve challenges.
Their memory and ability to concentrate improve, helping them focus on tasks and remember what they’ve learned in school.
They can form more complex sentences and express thoughts and feelings clearly. They also enjoy learning new words and jokes.
They better understand others' feelings, learn to work together, solve conflicts, and build friendships.
Positive feedback and small successes boost their self-esteem, helping them face challenges with courage.
Reading, writing, and math are their main focus. They start making connections between what they learn.
Accomplishments make them proud and eager to learn more.
Let them play outside, join sports, or dance to burn energy and build physical skills.
Answer their questions and give them puzzles or fun challenges to boost their thinking.
Arrange playdates and group activities to help them learn teamwork and friendship.
Set clear rules and routines to help them thrive.
Acknowledge their hard work to build their confidence.
