Age Range
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🌱 Milestones Screening · Step 2 of 3

5–6 Years Old

Tap Yes or No for each question based on what you observe.

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Social & Emotional Development
15 questions in this section
1
He/she plays more organized games with rules and roles like "teacher," "doctor," or "shopkeeper."
2
He/she enjoys playing with friends and prefers group play.
3
He/she expresses feelings more clearly using words rather than crying.
4
He/she may get upset when rules are broken or things feel unfair.
5
He/she shows empathy by comforting others when they are hurt or sad.
6
He/she likes helping with simple responsibilities at home or school.
7
He/she enjoys cooperating and sharing with others.
8
He/she may show independence but still seeks approval from parents or teachers.
9
He/she likes to spend time with family and friends.
10
He/she may feel shy or nervous in new situations.
11
He/she understands taking turns and waiting.
12
He/she may become competitive during games.
13
He/she shows attachment but separates more easily from parents.
14
He/she may express pride in achievements.
15
He/she enjoys being praised and recognized.
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Language & Communication Development
9 questions in this section
1
He/she can clearly say his/her full name and age.
2
He/she speaks in full sentences with more detail.
3
He/she can tell simple stories and describe events.
4
He/she understands and follows multi-step instructions.
5
He/she asks many questions like "why" and "how."
6
He/she can retell parts of a story, song, or rhyme.
7
He/she uses language to express thoughts, needs, and feelings.
8
He/she can engage in conversations with others.
9
He/she understands basic grammar but may still make small errors.
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Cognitive Development
10 questions in this section
1
He/she can recognize and name most colors, numbers, and some letters correctly.
2
He/she begins to understand simple concepts like time (morning, afternoon, night).
3
He/she can count more accurately and may begin simple addition.
4
He/she can solve simple problems and puzzles.
5
He/she understands cause and effect.
6
He/she can sequence events in the correct order.
7
He/she draws more detailed pictures with multiple body parts.
8
He/she starts writing letters and simple words.
9
He/she can focus longer on tasks and activities.
10
He/she enjoys imaginative and pretend play.
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Physical Development
9 questions in this section
1
He/she can run, jump, and climb with better coordination.
2
He/she can hop on one foot and skip.
3
He/she throws and catches a ball with more accuracy.
4
He/she can use scissors to cut shapes.
5
He/she can dress and undress independently.
6
He/she can button, zip, and sometimes tie shoelaces.
7
He/she holds a pencil correctly and writes more clearly.
8
He/she can draw shapes and simple pictures with control.
9
He/she shows improved balance and body coordination.
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