Measuring growth and developmental changes - JSS2 Basic science Lesson Note

Measuring growth and developmental changes involves tracking physical and mental progress over time. It is like taking snapshots of a child's development to see how they're growing and changing. This is often done through milestones, like when a baby learns to sit up or a child starts reading.

 

When it comes to measuring growth changes in height, weight, and size, it is like keeping tabs on how much taller someone gets, how much they weigh, and how their body proportions change. This is often done using standardized charts and measurements, like marking a child's height on a growth chart at the doctor's office.