Increase of an individual that can be measured length, height, weight and body dimensions 

Increase in skills abilities and capabilities 

Physical, Cognitive, Social and Emotional 

This is the large movement made using the large muscle groups found in the arms, legs or the whole body

WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF GROSS MOTOR SKILLS?

Are small movements that require precise direction and use small muscle groups, like fingers, hands and wrist 

Is the traditional stage from childhood to adulthood and takes places from 9 to 18

A period of rapid growth during which young people reach sexual maturity and become biologically able to reproduce and secondary sexual characteristics develop

Is chemical substances produced in body and transported in the blood stream that control or regulate body cells or organs 

Are processes related to the sex organs which is mature when sex hormones are released during puberty

WHAT IS SECONDARY SEXUAL CHARACTERISTICS?

It is the female sex hormone, the responsible for the development and the female productive system 

Is the male sex hormone responsible for the development of the male sexual system

Is when a women stops her periods stop completely and she is no longer able to have children

Is the start of menopausal symptoms until after a woman has experienced her last period 

Is the final stage of adulthood that begins at the age of 65

An estimate of the number of years, on average that a person can expect to live 

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