Research shows that positive sensory experiences coupled with social interaction contributes to a baby’s cognitive abilities. Lightly blow, touch or kiss a baby’s body part and in a singsong voice tell baby what that body part is. Ex. These are baby’s hands.
You can use the poem below for this activity:
Hello: With your face close to [...]
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Spring is here and this is a wonderful way to spend some quality time outside with your children learning about birds.
String bits of food – such as bread, nuts, or popcorn on a thin string or thread. Space the food several inches apart and tack both ends of the string to a tree trunk [...]
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The weather is warming up and what better way to let your children show their creativity through colouring than to have them colour on the driveway or sidewalks. Spray your childrens artwork with water from a pump bottle to create a cool water design on the chalk art.
Materials: Coloured chalk and plastic pump bottles. Fill [...]
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Blindfold children and feed them different kinds of food then have them guess what is being fed to them. Make sure that you are aware of all the children’s food allergies before doing this activity. The children may even decide they like some of the foods they may have refused to try earlier!
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