Rather, they are naturally born curious and learn through a whole child hands-on approach.
This means that you can think about experiences that address the developmental domains.
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Did you know that exercise from physical activity increases oxygen and blood flow to the brain?
This makes it an optimal time to have your child’s full attention and interest for learning a new skill.
This shared activity with a common “goal” is also a great opportunity to connect and accomplish the search together.
Use the steps below during daily walks to incorporate academic concepts such as letter recognition and pre-writing strokes (horizontal/vertical lines, X, circles, +)
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If summer is supposed to be fun, then you want to have SIMPLE easy ideas to keep kids busy that don’t add more work on you.
Let’s face it. Every day you already have so much work to do, so why add more?
A summer activity calendar can help outline ideas to keep kids busy.
We all want kids to play independently, and that’s why simple activities that bring in a variety of open-ended play with time to bond and connect will foster those skills.
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A lot of people want to make sure their child has the right start to be reading so they don’t get behind in school.
And as a result, some parents are forcing skills that get in the way of play.
But did you know that you can teach reading through a fun whole child approach.
Developing the whole child is an important factor because children don’t learn subject areas in isolation.
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