• Able to understand the viewpoint of others.
• Aware of the fact that others can have different thoughts.
• Can focus on several aspects of a problem at a time.
• Can concentrate on what they do for longer periods of time.
• Increase in problem-solving ability, but not yet like an adult.

• Spell frequently used spellings correctly.
• Become interested in reading books.
• Have well-developed speech.
• Use correct grammar most of the time.

• Able to view themselves based on: how they perform in school; capacity to make friends and their physical appearance.
• Understand they can feel two emotions at the same time (Anger and attachment).
• Prefer same-sex friends.
• Develop friendships marked by ‘give and take’, mutual trust, and shared experiences.

• Increase in body strength gradually through physical activities.
• Better coordination and reaction time.
• Increase in large-muscle coordination, leading to success in organized sports and games.
• Increase in small-muscle coordination.

• Can jump over an object and land with both feet together.
• Catch a small ball using hands only.
• Walk on a balance beam.
• Walk backward heel-toe.

Comprehension has been a great learning tool in understanding and interpreting what is written. The child has to decode what they read, connect it with existing knowledge, and remember it for further use. Comprehension worksheets help children install focused reading skills and equip them with one of the most important human skills - encoding and decoding of the material. Being able to read carefully, understand and interpret contextual information empowers us to make decisions in life.

By this age, your child will be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide to solve problem sums involving distance, time, mass, and volume. They will know various units of measurement and know how to relate with each other. They will learn tables of 2 and 5 with ease. Our learning worksheets range from geometric to arithmetic to word problems and more. We have also added year 8-9 maths revision worksheets to strengthen their understanding of math concepts.

Your 8-9 year old child would have gained important vocabulary required for everyday conversation by now. Although the number of new words learned will start decreasing from the age of 8, the child will continue to discover unique words in the year. They will be able to use complex sentences with intricate grammatical structures. They will understand the use of prefixes and suffixes, root words, and even start using phrases. The offered year 8-9 English worksheets include grammar, vocabulary, spellings, poetry, story writing, compositions, creative writing, and more.

8-9 year old kids love science because they love asking questions and discovering facts, and that’s what science brings in store for them. They love to read, experiment, observe, ask questions, and conclude from their findings. At Print Learn Center, we encourage students to explore outside of academics and get their hands dirty with fun science experiments. Your child will explore various beginner topics in physics, biology, and chemistry through these worksheets.