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Human Life Stages

People grow and change throughout their lives. Read each task carefully. There is no single way to grow, and people can learn skills at different times.

Put the stages in order

A class is making a growing-up pathway. Choose the list that goes from youngest to oldest.

1.Which pathway is in the correct order, from youngest to oldest?
  • Baby → toddler → child → teenager → adult → older adult
  • Toddler → baby → teenager → child → adult → older adult
  • Baby → child → toddler → adult → teenager → older adult
2.A toddler is learning new skills. Which skill is a toddler more likely to practise than a newborn baby?
  • Taking first steps
  • Driving a car
  • Cooking dinner alone

Growing-up clues

People can have different routines and abilities at every age. Use what you know about common life stages.

3.Zach is learning to walk and say new words. Which life stage is she most likely in?
4.Choose two things a newborn baby commonly needs: sleep, a driving lesson, milk, or a school timetable.
5.Grace is old enough to go to primary school and is learning to read. Which life stage best describes Grace?
  • Baby
  • Child
  • Older adult
6.True or false: Every person learns to walk, talk and read at exactly the same age.
TrueFalse
7.Fill in the missing word: A person who is growing from a child towards an adult is often called a .
8.Match each life stage to a common clue.
  • Baby
  • Child
  • Adult
  • Older adult
  • Has lived for many years and may share experiences
  • Needs lots of care
  • May go to primary school
  • Can take responsibility for many daily tasks

Notice how people change

Growing is about more than getting taller. People can learn, change and need different kinds of care.

9.Name one thing a child might be able to do that a newborn baby cannot do yet.
10.Luca is making a card for an older neighbour. Write one kind question Luca could ask to learn about something the neighbour enjoyed as a child.
11.Make a simple growing-up pathway: draw or write three stages in order, then add one skill a person might learn or practise at each stage.
Draw three people at different life stages. Add an arrow to show the order from youngest to oldest.

4 printable pages

  • Human Life Stages, page 1 of 4: Put the stages in order, Growing-up clues

    Page 1

  • Human Life Stages, page 2 of 4: 4. Choose two things a newborn baby commonly needs: sleep, a driving lesson, milk,

    Page 2

  • Human Life Stages, page 3 of 4: Notice how people change

    Page 3

  • Human Life Stages, page 4 of 4: Draw three people at different life stages. Add an arrow to show the order from

    Page 4

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