What is the average attention span of a child




















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I was born as the first fruit to a learned middle-class family in Enugu. Avoid distracting them or taking over the activities. Alone, the 4-year-old may spend minutes on a single activity, or as much as 15 minutes if the activity is new and especially interesting an eye exam, for example.

With a small group, a 4-year-old may spend minutes playing without interruption. Four-year-olds understand it is harder to pay attention to uninteresting tasks, or when distracted by noise or their own thoughts.

They may need help to meet their standards. Adults can also keep children interested in projects with impromptu games and humor. A small group of children can work or play together without interruption for minutes. Attention Spans by Age Childhood development experts generally say that a reasonable attention span to expect of a child is two to three minutes per year of their age.

Average attention spans work out like this: 1 2 years old: four to six minutes 4 years old: eight to 12 minutes 6 years old: 12 to 18 minutes 8 years old: 16 to 24 minutes 10 years old: 20 to 30 minutes 12 years old: 24 to 36 minutes 14 years old: 28 to 42 minutes 16 years old: 32 to 48 minutes It's worth noting that some developmental researchers put the upper limit at five minutes per year of a child's age, meaning a 2-year-old could be able to focus on a task for up to 10 minutes at a time.

Extending a Child's Attention Span A few simple strategies might help your child find greater focus. Contact Us Free Self-Assessment. Get started with a plan for your child today. Return to Blog. Call us at Call Take the Quiz Locations. That lines up with the numbers for an 8 to month-old listed above.

What about your new er talkers? That lines up with the description above for 16 to month-olds. How about the toddlers we can get to phrases — those kids at about the month language level?

They do manage to play better with toys and stick with it a little longer. Again, the numbers listed above line up with our experience. Look for pre-sale information soon! Thank you for your generosity in sharing so much knowledge in such a clear and enthusiastic way.

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