During the ages of 3 to 6 years, children continue to develop in several important areas, including:

Physical Development:

• Improved coordination and balance
• Increased dexterity and fine motor skills such as cutting and writing
• Endurance and strength for activities such as running, jumping and climbing

Cognitive Development:

• Improved attention span and focus
• Increased memory and recall abilities
• Advanced problem-solving and critical thinking skills
• Increased understanding of language and communication
• Developing basic arithmetic skills and concepts

Social-Emotional Development:

• Developing a sense of self and self-esteem
• Improved empathy and understanding of others’ emotions and perspectives
• Developing close friendships
• Increased independence and self-reliance
• Understanding of rules and social norms

It’s important to note that each child develops at their own pace