Matching activities are popular for toddlers. For instance, the Lovevery play kit for months 19-21 has a match pictures activity (e.g. matching the image of a butterfly to another image of a butterfly). The kit for months 22-24 has an activity to match animal figures to pictures of animals (e.g., a cow figure to a […]
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Conversations I recently had led me to a dive into the ‘gifted child’ literature. Are there ways how to make a student a gifted child, i.e. raise a child’s IQ? Conversely, are there things parents should avoid because they lower their children’s IQ? I learned some surprising things. Before we start, ‘gifted’ can mean different
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Research has shown that reading to your child is super important for his/her development. But it’s not just hearing the words (like in an audiobook), it’s the interaction time, being held and talking with a loving caregiver that’s crucial1. As your child grows from being a young baby to an older baby and then into
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The basic idea of alphabet boxes is to have a bag, box, tray, or drawer that is labeled with a letter and has things that start with that letter in it 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 13, 18. For instance, depending on the size of your box/ bag and how many
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