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“Must we always teach our children with books? Let them look at the stars and the mountains above. Let them look at the waters and the trees and...

Make a simple pattern out of manipulatives. Have your child make a pattern that is the SAME as yours. (red, blue, red, blue, red, blue, etc.)

Use an aluminum foil to create a toy microphone for your child to use. Ask your child to talk or sing into the microphone during play time...

Make recording of voices of people that your child is familiar with. Have her listen carefully to the voice and guess who it is that is talking....

Turn on some music (any genre will work) and let your child move along to the beat. Your child will have his own interpretation of the dance...

This classic game is a surefire way for your child to practice his skills. As you lead the way expose the kids to a variety of small...

Show your child a picture in a book. Have him tell you three or more things he sees happening in the picture. Prompt your child if...

When driving in the car play the word association game. You say a word and your child says a word that they think of when they hear...

Choose a well-loved story that your child has read multiple times. See if he can recall at least three events from the story. Take a picture...

Sing different types of kid's songs with your child. Classic songs like "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" and "Mary Had A Little Lamb" can give you a...