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You are your child's best role model. Set a good example for reading. Let your child see you reading books, newspapers, magazines or lists. Make...

Have a cookie sheet in the car for small toys to be played on. Print nature or city scenes from a computer and stick magnets on the...

Comment on the things your child is good at and how hard he or she tries. Be really specific when you do this such as "You are...

The kitchen is filled with opportunities to reinforce the concept of opposites. Contrast different fruits and vegetables while emphasizing their contrasting characteristics. For example: 'Look at the small...

Have different areas around the house be designated for certain types of toys. Having a quiet area for books and puzzles and a loud area for blocks, trains,...

Draw some pictures of general emotions on paper plates. Ask you child questions like, How do you feel when you fall down on the playground?" See if...

Give your child opportunities to discover new scents with common cooking spices. Open the tops of all the different spices in the kitchen and spend some time...

Go online to find worksheets and child-friendly games where your child can spot the differences in a series of four pictures. It's a fun, quick way to...

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Have your child help you cut out coupons from the newspaper. It's a great way to practice her cutting skills and be helpful at the same time!