LATE CHILDHOOD

(INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOLER)
 Late childhood, often referred to as the stage of
"The Intermediate Schooler," is a pivotal phase in
a child's development. During this period, children
experience significant growth and undergo
fundamental changes in various aspects of their
lives.
HOW DO YOU DEFINE
INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOLERS?

• Late childhood is generally defined as

ages 9 through 12
• May call this stage as preteens.
• Playful
• Physically Active
Late childhood, or the stage of "The
Intermediate Schooler," is a critical
period of development characterized
by physical, cognitive, social, and
emotional growth.
 Children experience advancements in
motor skills, cognitive abilities, and social
interactions, laying the groundwork for
identity formation and future academic
success. However, they also face challenges
such as academic pressure and navigating
social expectations. Understanding these
dynamics is essential for providing
appropriate support and guidance during
this transformative stage.
THANK YOU VERY
MUCH!