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Cooking with a preschooler can turn an ordinary snack into a little learning session. Your child can pour, scoop, stir, mash, squeeze, spread, count, and follow simple directions while you … Read more
Where does a bird sleep? Where does a rabbit hide? Does a fish have a home? What about a bee? Preschoolers ask questions like these all the time, like my … Read more
Where does a carrot grow? What about an apple, potato, rice, or strawberry? Preschoolers see food every day, but many young children mainly see it after it has already reached … Read more
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak is the kind of book that gives preschoolers plenty to talk about. Max sails away to an island, meets the Wild Things, … Read more
Rhyming is one of those early literacy skills that can develop naturally through songs, stories, silly words, and everyday conversation. Preschoolers don’t need formal reading lessons to begin noticing that … Read more
Preschool is a wonderful time for children to discover what makes them special. They are beginning to understand their likes and dislikes, recognize their emotions, talk about their abilities, and … Read more
Learning beginning sounds is an important step in early literacy. Before preschoolers can confidently read simple words, they need opportunities to listen carefully to spoken words and notice that different … Read more
Learning the alphabet does not have to mean sitting at a table and memorizing 26 letters. For preschoolers, letters become much easier to remember when children can see, touch, move, … Read more
If you’re wondering how many hours a preschooler should study each day, you’re probably already noticing something important: young children don’t learn the same way older schoolchildren do. A preschooler … Read more
Five-year-olds are ready to do more with what they already know. They can begin connecting sounds to letters, reading simple words, writing short sentences, working with larger numbers, following a … Read more