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Child Development From Four to Six

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Closeup of a child drawing with marker on a sheet of paper. Caption. Giving outlets for expressing their feelings.

Lists the five basic principles of human development. Looks at the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual changes that take place in children ages four to six. Discusses the new experiences children have in social and moral development at home and in the first year at school.

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Runtime: 22 minutes 33 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Home and Family
Subtopic: Child Development, Parenting
Grade/Interest Level: PT/TT
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Release Year: 2001
Producer/Distributor: Meridian Education Corporation
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Group of children seated cross-legged on the floor, looking in the same direction. Caption. And continue to make literacy important to us.

Child smiles and looks out in a classroom setting. Caption. Narrator. Rapid physical growth marks this stage of development.

Crowd of African people stand in a corridor between 2 dilapidated buildings. Caption. Narrator. With state primary schools now free.

Young girl talks to a man on the sidewalk of a busy urban street. Behind them, teenagers in the bed of a truck and buildings with Thai writing. Caption. In Chiang Mai, Sita is playing Songkran with the grown-ups.

Group of women and babies sit outside on picnic blankets in a park setting. The woman in the foreground dangles a colorful rattle from a ribbon as the baby next to her reaches for it. Caption. So you can see that she wants to grab the rattle.

Woman is signing in front of a red screen with the word, brave, written in white next to her.

Orange text in a playful font on a purple background reads, "How to Catch a Turkey." Turkey is in pale yellow letters with a dark orange outline. Illustrations of a cupcake and carrot are visible in the blurred background.

Woman signs in front of a storybook illustration of scruffy dog licking a boy while other animals look on. Story text appears on screen.

Woman leans over to help a child adjust a magnifying glass. Another woman and child stand by. Spanish caption. Una de las cosas más importantes.

Illustration of a red safari vehicle with 2 people in it approaching a gray tree. A yellow and black toucan and a colorful parrot sit on a branch of the tree looking at the approaching vehicle.