Children’s Growth

and Learning

Ksenia G. Pangilinan
1 Physical Development

2 Cognitive Development

3 Emotional Development

4 Social Development
 Physical Development

Motor Skills: Children develop both gross motor skills

(large muscle movements) and fine motor skills (small,
precise movements). This includes activities like crawling,
walking, running, and manipulating objects.

Nutrition and Health: Proper nutrition and healthcare are

essential for physical growth and development. Adequate
sleep, a balanced diet, and regular exercise contribute to
overall well-being.
 Cognitive Development
Brain Development: The brain undergoes significant
development during childhood. Early experiences play a
crucial role in shaping the brain's structure and
function.

Cognitive Skills: Cognitive development involves the

acquisition of skills such as attention, memory, problem-
solving, language development, and abstract thinking.
Piaget's stages of cognitive development provide a
framework for understanding how children's thinking
evolves
 Emotional Development

Emotional Regulation: Children learn to identify

and manage their emotions. This includes
understanding the emotions of others and
developing empathy.

Attachment: Secure attachments with caregivers

contribute to emotional well-being. Positive
early relationships lay the foundation for
healthy social and emotional development.
 Social Development

Social Skills: Interacting with peers, adults, and

the broader community helps children develop
social skills. This includes communication,
cooperation, and conflict resolution.

Identity Formation: Children begin to develop a

sense of self and an understanding of their place
in the world. Cultural and familial influences
play a significant role in identity formation.
 Thank you!

"Nurturing curiosity, fostering connections,

and embracing play – the key ingredients
for a child's vibrant journey of growth and
learning."