Tips on Playing with Babies and Toddlers Learning Through Play_24 to 36 Months Learning Through Play_12 to 24 Months How to Play With Babies 1. Children learn through their play.Don’t underestimate the value of play. Children learn and develop: cognitive skills – like math and problem solving in a...
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As your preschooler starts to learn how to write, they may face some difficulties with fine motor skills. Here are some activities you can do at home to help them with these skills, such as writing letters in sand or sugar or practicing with crayons or pencils.
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Set the stage for helping your preschooler learn to read by pointing out words to them around the house and saying them out loud. You can also try asking them to raise their hand when they hear a certain sound or word when you read to them. These little...
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Asking your child to complete small tasks with their hands, like zipping their jackets or helping you do the dishes, can help them develop their fine motor skills. Without developing these skills, your child may become easily frustrated while trying to use scissors or crayons. These exercises can help...
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The preschool years are a crucial period in children’s language development. Using a picture board of common images and items at home is a great way to facilitate vocabulary growth and communication. It’s just one way you can help your child thrive from home. Helping preschoolers overcome difficulties with...
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Curiosity is healthy! By creating an explorable environment for your preschooler, playing naming games and making observations about the world around you, you can help them tap into their curiosity anywhere you go. Stay tuned for more tips and resources to help your preschooler thrive from home. By making...
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#ThriveFromHome is here to help parents and caregivers across Michigan provide preschoolers, ages 3-5, with essential skill-building activities using resources and materials recommended by experienced state educators ― we’ll be posting new resources weekly! Week Two: It’s no secret that preschoolers are full of energy. You can put this energy...
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#ThriveFromHome is here to help parents and caregivers across Michigan provide preschoolers, ages 3-5, with essential skill-building activities using resources and materials recommended by experienced state educators ― we’ll be posting new resources weekly! Week One: Complex emotions are difficult for preschoolers to communicate. They usually only know a few...
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