Fun Activities to Improve Your Little One’s Development

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Fun Activities to Improve Your Little Ones
Development
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• Parents can encourage language and cognitive
  development in their toddler with these fun and
  amazing learning activities.
• Try Measuring Up
• Parents can use everyday items to teach their
  toddler how to measure. While rulers are one of
  the most common measuring tools, you could
  experiment with seasons, time of year, and months
  to make the entire learning process more
  interesting for your little one.
• In the autumn season, have your kid lie down
  outdoors and line up some apples next to them
  asking them to measure how many apples tall they
  are. You could also use other items such as Legos
  to have them measure their height.
• For added fun, suggests the childs expert at the
  nursery franchise in Surat, you could have your
  child discover the number of books it would take
  to cover entire bed. 

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Try Out Textures

• When it comes to toddlers, they are expert
  sensory learners who really love touching,
  tasting, and smelling in order to understand
  their surrounding environment.
• You could use a marker of dark color and trace
  numbers and/or letters onto a poster paper, and
  have your toddler decorate those letters and
  numbers with textured things such as beans,
  cotton balls, pipe cleaners, pastas, and
  sandpaper. 

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• Touching letters gives your child the opportunity
  to really feel how letter are formed.
• For those who are learning to write, the kids
  fingers could experiment with various shapes of
  the letter before they could grasp any writing
  utensil, suggests the teachers at the preschool
  franchise in Ahmedabad.
• Each day, parents can say the numbers and letters
  out loud as their kid runs their fingers over
  them.
• And later on, extend that activity by creating a
  paper poster which spells out their first name.
• You would see that soon enough, your kid would
  notice those letters on posters, billboards, and
  signs.

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Label Your Household

• Start with picking up a couple of items in the
  house to label, such as windows, chairs, and
  refrigerators, and rotate labeled object after
  every couple month. Make the labels of the same
  size, using basic fonts so that the children
  could identify them easily.
• You need to type the letters, print them out, and
  cut individual works out, and then use the blue
  painters tape (allowing ease of removal) to
  adhere the words to objects.

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• One could use glue as well to adhere the letters
  to index cards and thereby stick the index cards
  onto objects.
• Labeling enables your child to know that each and
  every thing has certain common symbols that are
  used to label each object and would allow them to
  identify those letters and symbols, suggests the
  caregiver at the preschool franchise Rajkot.
• If your little one is old enough to be able to
  recognize the letters, you could ask them what
  letter the word room begins with. Also, you
  could ask them to find the label(s) that begin
  with R.
• If your child is too young, then you may point
  out the different letters and then introduce your
  child to the words. Try reinforcing this concept
  daily, regularly, and over time, you would see
  your child being able to easily identify each
  word independently.

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