Children can usually do the following by the time they are 10 years old:- 1. Recognize and apply place values (e.g., ones, tens, hundreds) in decimals and whole numbers. 2. Multi-digit numbers and decimals can be added and subtracted. 3. Divide and multiply decimals and whole numbers. 4. Address difficulties in basic geometry using angles, perimeters, and areas. 5. Comprehend and apply the fundamental ideas behind fractions and decimals. 6. To solve arithmetic questions, use fundamental tactics for problem-solving and reasoning abilities. Ten-year-olds are normally capable of the following in addition to math:- 1. Read and grasp texts that are appropriate for your age. 2. Utilize proper language and spelling to produce clear, effective writing. 3. basic knowledge of and application of social studies and scientific ideas 4. Take part in a variety of physical activities and organized sports 5. Form and maintain relationships with others, and start to recognize and communicate their own and others' emotions.