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The Elementary Child's Brain

The elementary child’s brain is developing skills for learning, problem-solving, memory, and emotional control. During these years, children become better at paying attention, following directions, reading, writing, and working with others. Supportive adults help strengthen brain growth by encouraging curiosity, providing routines, and giving children safe opportunities to practice independence and cooperation.

 
 
 

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