Preschool Learning
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
Four-year-olds are ready for a little more challenge. They can follow several steps, explain what they’re thinking, recognize more letters and numbers, and stay with an interesting activity for longer. … Read more
Three-year-olds are busy little people. They want to touch everything, ask “why?” about everything, carry 7 toys at once, and sometimes spend 20 minutes doing something you thought would take … Read more
Preschool children learn with their whole bodies. I see this with my little girl, Hafsa. She touches, moves, talks, builds, sorts, draws, pretends, asks questions, and tries the same thing … Read more