Childhood Learning Basics
There are things we all learn as little children, shapes, numbers, letters, colors. We know kids need to know these things. But do you ever stop to think why?
All these things can seem so little. Who cares if your child knows what shape something is? But these little things have big implications when it comes to long-term learning.
The basics of childhood matter. Here is why these basics matter, plus easy activities for each one that you can do with your children!
Shapes
Learn about how shapes are a precursor to recognizing letters and a start on literacy skills. Get easy activities to practice shapes, including free printable shape mats!
Number Sense
There is more to learning numbers than just being able to count 1-10. Number sense is about truly understanding what numbers mean, and is a predictor of future math success. Learn more and get easy ways to practice it with your kids.
Sensory Play
Sensory play sounds like something that could just be trendy right now. But it is an important part of childhood learning. It is easier than you think, and you are probably already doing it with your kids!
Learn the benefits of this type of play and get fun activities to try. (And no, they aren’t all messy!)
Coloring
Kids love to color. It’s quiet and simple. And it’s a great way to keep them busy at a restaurant, right?
But there is so much more to this classic childhood pastime. Learn just how important coloring is to childhood development and get access to free coloring pages!