By age five, a child should be able to engage in basic conversations, understand simple instructions, and express their thoughts and feelings. They typically can count to ten or higher, recognize some letters and numbers, and begin to write their name. Physically, they should be able to run, jump, and climb with more coordination, as well as dress themselves with minimal assistance. Socially, they often start to play cooperatively with peers and understand the concept of sharing.
The normal IQ for a 5 year old should be no different to that of an adult. The test would simply be adjusted to suit a 5 year old.
i'm a 5'2 12 year old boy and I weigh 100 pounds.
They should weigh about 85-105 pounds.
Your parents should not be letting their 8 year old child on this site.
I would call a 5 year old a kindergartener. 2-3 year olds are toddlers.
A 5-year-old should be able to count up to at least 20, but many children can count higher with practice and support from adults.
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I am not a parent, but I think if the Fourteen year old is responsible enough, they should be able to look after their five year old sibling.
No, a 5 yr. old should not have sleepovers.
Most 5' 12 year old's should be able to bench a little less then there body weight. There muscles and form would be highly underdeveloped. This is also only true if the child is of healthy weight.
Backflip,aerials,360,720,540,900, switch 3 and 5 and good jibbing
No because she will not be able to use it as well. she still will be able to use it but with great difficulty.
The normal IQ for a 5 year old should be no different to that of an adult. The test would simply be adjusted to suit a 5 year old.
An 11 year old should be able to stay home by herself for 5 hours. This is unless the child has special needs or a medical condition that requires constant supervision.
It depends on how mature you think the 5 year old is.
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A 5 year old playing indoors should be able to use their imagination when playing with their toys, and should also benefit from interaction with their parent(s). As a 5 year old may be attending Primary School (UK), the parent will spend time going to and collecting their child from the school. Often the child will be tired and fractious! In my opinion, a 5 year old is too young to play outdoors, unless in an enclosed garden, or supervised by a parent, adult relation or older sibling.