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- Acquire greater ability to reason, plan, and remember
- Begin to better appreciate social conventions
- Experience a growing awareness of the feelings of others
- Identify with and model behavior of significant adults
- Regulate their own emotions with increasing success
- Begin to think about how others perceive them
- Become better at activities requiring strength and power (for Boys)
- Become better at activities requiring fine motor skills, such as drawing or writing (for Girls)
- Improve in the areas of agility, balance, and coordination
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