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This document discusses how humans grow and change throughout different stages of life from childhood to old age. It notes key physical changes that occur during adolescence for both girls and boys, such as developing breasts, wider hips, and physical and voice changes. The document also highlights how people can differ in terms of sex, height, weight, body shape, and individual characteristics. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle through diet, exercise, hygiene, posture, sleep is important to stay healthy.
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This document discusses physical development in children from birth through adolescence. It describes the stages of physical development as including infancy, childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Key milestones of physical development are outlined for infants from birth to 2 years old, including sitting, crawling, and walking. The document also provides details on physical development expectations and activities recommended for children ages 2-6 years old. Factors that influence healthy physical development are hereditary, environment, balanced diet, daily routine, sleep, and receiving love.
Going Through Life Span
A journey in the stages of human development, the growth from a one-celled zygote into an adult human being! Going through pregnancy, newborns, toddlers, teens, adults, and late adulthood.
Early childhood
Early childhood spans ages 3-6 years and is an important period of development. During this time, children experience physical growth and motor skill development. Cognitively, they are in Piaget's preoperational stage, developing the ability to use symbols and representation. Key cognitive concepts developing include time, space, quantity, and relations. Socially and emotionally, children are learning language, emotions, gender roles, and play skills. Common health issues include minor illnesses, major illnesses prevented by immunization, and accidental injuries, which can be influenced by factors like exposure, stress, poverty, and homelessness.
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This document discusses physical development in children from birth through adolescence. It describes the stages of physical development as pre-natal, infant, childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Childhood is further divided into pre-child, early childhood, and late childhood. The document also outlines milestones in physical skills from birth to 2 1/2 years old and activities appropriate for children ages 5-6 years old. Key factors that influence physical development are also summarized such as heredity, environment, balanced diet, daily routine, sleep, and receiving love.
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Puberty and Adolescence outlines puberty, signs of puberty in boys and girls, menstruation and menstrual hygiene, body odor, and adolescence. Puberty is the period of sexual maturation that generally begins around ages 12-14. Signs of puberty in boys include development of sex organs and growth of body hair, while signs in girls are growth of body hair, breast development, and onset of menstruation. Adolescence describes the transition period from childhood to adulthood, characterized by physical, emotional, behavioral, and social changes. Challenges adolescents face include navigating physical changes, emotional problems, substance abuse, education, health issues, and relationships.
Personality growth and development
This document discusses the physical and mental changes that occur during puberty. It describes the physical changes girls and boys experience, such as breast development, voice changes, and hair growth. It also discusses the effects these changes have on behavior, relationships, and identity. The document emphasizes that puberty is a natural process of growth and development. It encourages facing challenges with confidence and understanding oneself.
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- 1. Unit 1:Unit 1: We growWe grow andand change.change.
- 2. * Adolescence As we get older, we grow and change in many ways. We go through different stages of life.stages of life. * Childhood * Adulthood * Old age
- 3. … do not have teeth. They can´t eat solid food and only drink their mother´s milk. … can´t move around on their own. They begin to crawl. … can´t talk. They make sounds. … don´t know how to use a toilet, so they have to wear a nappy
- 4. - When we are children, boys and girls have similar bodies. -When children become adolescents, their bodies begin to change in many different ways. GIRLS BOYS •Girls grow breasts and their Hips get wider. •Hair grows in some places of their body. •Their shoulders and chest get Wider and their voice changes. •Hair grows on boy´s bodies.
- 5. We can be different in many ways: •Sex/ Gender. Men and women have different bodies. •Height and weight. We are all different heights and weights. •Body shape. We all have different body shapes. •Individual characteristics. We all have different eye colours, different skin colours, different types and colour of hair,etc.
- 6. We need to look after our body and have healthy habits to stop us getting ill and to stay healthy. -It is important to eat a healthy, balanced diet and drink enough water. -We need to do exercise regurlarly. -We must have good hygiene keeping our body clean. -We must always look after our backs at school. -We need to rest and sleep.
- 7. Our body needs to rest and recover. All animals and people need to sleep in order to survive. It is important to get enough sleep to give our body energy for the next day. Sleep also helps us grow.