Free Printable 6-Year-Old Milestone Checklist (English & Bangla)
This free checklist covers the developmental milestones many children reach around age 6, grouped into six areas — language, movement, thinking, social skills, hand control and everyday independence. Every milestone is written in both English and Bangla. Read them below, or download the printable PDF and tick them off at your own pace.
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Free · Printable · English & Bangla
Milestones
Language & Speech
- Holds a back-and-forth chat
- Tells stories with detail
- Understands and uses opposites
Gross Motor
- Rides a bicycle
- Skips and jumps rope
- Throws and catches a ball well
Cognitive
- Counts past 20
- Knows left from right
- Begins simple reading & writing
Social & Emotional
- Forms close friendships
- Manages emotions better
- Enjoys group activities
Fine Motor
- Writes their own name
- Attempts to tie shoelaces
- Cuts out shapes with scissors
Daily Living
- Gets ready with little help
- Helps with household tasks
- Understands the daily routine
Every child grows at their own pace. These are general guides, not a test — most children reach each milestone within a wide, normal range, and a box left un-ticked is not a worry on its own. If anything ever concerns you, your pediatrician is the best person to talk to.
Common questions
- What if my child hasn't reached all of these by age 6?
- Children reach milestones across a wide range of normal, and an un-ticked box on its own is not a cause for concern. This checklist is a general guide to what many children are doing around this age, not a test and not a diagnosis. If something worries you, or you notice a skill your child had and then lost, your paediatrician is the right person to talk to.
- Is the checklist really free?
- Yes. The PDF downloads directly with no signup, no email required and no account. It is bilingual — every milestone appears in both English and Bangla on the same page, so it works for families who mix both at home.
- Can I print it?
- It is designed to be printed on a single A4 or Letter page, with tick boxes next to each milestone. Many parents stick it on the fridge and tick things off over several months rather than in one sitting.
- Which age checklist should I use?
- Use the checklist for the age your child is now. If they are between ages, or were born early, it is normal to look at the one below as well — these are guides, not grade levels, and there is no benefit to rushing ahead.