Whether your children are starting daycare, Preschool, or Kindergarten, the first days can be hard. Learn some tips to help them out.
High Five: Color
Colors are one of the first ways that children notice differences between objects. Learn some ways to share colors with your 0-5 year old!
High Five: Earth Day
Earth Day is a great time to introduce your 0-to-5-year-old to nature vocabulary and science concepts while practicing literacy skills.
High Five: Repetition
I’ll say it once, and I’ll say it again. Repetition is key to helping children learn.
High Five: Letter Recognition
Give me an R! Give me an E! Give me an A! Give me a D! Letter recognition is one of the first steps on the way to learning how to read.
High Five: Cooking
Cooking is a great opportunity for kids to build literacy as well as math and science skills.
High Five: Counting
Counting books can be a fun way to build literacy skills while introducing new math concepts.
High Five: Comparisons
Comparisons are an important part of a child’s descriptive vocabulary. Learn tips for incorporating comparisons into your 0-5 child's play.
High Five: Get ready for writing!
“That’s my name!” a triumphant four-year-old told me the other day, pointing to the squiggly lines on their name tag.
High Five: Play
Play serves many different roles in childhood development. Learn more about how to support your child's play.
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