Sharing information and advice on the most critical time... The first 2000 Days. What are some things you can look out for and some activities you can do with infants/toddlers to get them through the various developmental milestones before they get to school. Also I will share information for the caregivers from age appropriate books to setting up classrooms.
Monday, February 19, 2018
Life skills-Economics
Teaching young children the value of economics is critical for later years . When your children begin asking for items when you go to the store you will need to teach them that you cannot get everything that you they want . The child will begin to cry but you need to be strong and once the crying is over you need to explain in a calm voice that going to the stores does not mean that you need to purchase what they want. After a few times the child will get the concept . This is when you help young children to develop self-discipline.We need to help young children to learn life skills .Learning to manage money is a very important skill for children to learn .
Monday, February 12, 2018
Language development -Expressive language
Expressive language skills is very important for young children this allows children to state there needs. In order to develop this skill you need to ask young children questions for example - what is your name? what is this (showing pictures of animals etc) it is good to have infant/toddler books at home .Ask child what is your name ,what is your mother's name . Talk with your baby all the time .
Expressive language is a broad term that describes how a person communicates their wants and needs. It encompasses verbal and nonverbal communication skills and how an individual uses language. Expressive language skills include: facial expressions, gestures, vocabulary, semantics (word/sentence meaning), morphology, and syntax (grammar rules).
Expressive language is a broad term that describes how a person communicates their wants and needs. It encompasses verbal and nonverbal communication skills and how an individual uses language. Expressive language skills include: facial expressions, gestures, vocabulary, semantics (word/sentence meaning), morphology, and syntax (grammar rules).
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)