Social Development
Helping children learn to build healthy relationships is an important part of their social development. Children learn to recognize others’ feelings (empathy), take turns, and cooperate. Developing these important skills helps children build relationships with grown-ups and other children.
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Your child can pretend she is President of your home for the day! As President, what are three things that she will do to help out?
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Ask your child what is his favorite food. Have him describe why he likes it so much! Encourage him to talk about its taste, texture, and smell. Is it sweet, salty, or crunchy?
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Go on a walk with your child and look for butterflies and other insects like ants, flies, or ladybugs. Notice the differences between different types of bugs! Try drawing a picture of one of them.
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Help your child make a magic wand using a paper towel roll and strings! Tape colored strings to the top of the paper towel roll, and encourage him to color the roll with crayons or markers.
