Early Childhood (2-6 years)

Rapid Vocabulary Growth: Expansion of vocabulary and improvement in grammar and syntax. Children begin to form complex sentences and understand basic rules of language.

Middle Childhood (6-11 years)

Refinement: Continued vocabulary growth, improved reading and writing skills, and greater understanding of complex grammatical structures. Enhanced ability to understand and use language pragmatically.

Late Childhood (11-14 years)

Advanced Language Skills: Ability to use and understand abstract language, metaphors, and idioms. Increased sophistication in writing and comprehension, especially in academic contexts.