Developmental Stage Of Child Development

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JM is in first grade at Holly Savior Wichita, Kansas and he is so excited about school and his teachers. He has only one best friend at school. JM is a good student he gets A’s and B’s. His favorite class is math and science. He also enjoys reading the books. He stated that when I grow up he want to be a basketball player. He is playing basketball at school. After school JL does his homework and likes to read books for his sister and help his brother with spelling. Developmental Stage JM is a very active boy and loves school. He loves sports and enjoys playing outside with his sibling. When he was at pre K he was awarded as best basketball player and he is very proud of that. He is also best student in his class with A. He states that he

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