By weaving early literacy into the fun of berry picking, children not only develop essential language skills but also grow a positive attitude towards learning. Create a Language-Rich Environment Encourage language development by describing the berry-picking experience using rich, varied vocabulary. Point out different colors, shapes, and textures of berries, and talk about the natural Read More
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Ways to Share Summer Vocabulary
Looking for a recipe for summer fun? Here are some fun activities that promise to introduce new words and discovery. 50+ Awesome Summer Activities for Toddlers Summer Activities for Preschoolers Nature Journal for Kids Beach Slime recipe Bubble Painting Sidewalk Chalk recipe Homemade Ice Cream in a Bag (with video)
Books to Share Summer Vocabulary
Here are some fun books that highlight summer vocabulary: Sunny Days by Deborah Kerbel and Miki Sato (Toddler, Preschool) A warm summer day is full of possibilities. You can take care of your garden, make a mud pie in the dirt, nap in a cozy sunbeam, take a trip to the beach, or enjoy a Read More
Tips to Share Summer Vocabulary
Here are four helpful hints to keep in mind when introducing new words to your child: Give an example using kid-friendly words to explain the new word – “Enormous means that something is really, really big.” Share an example that will make sense based on their experiences – “Remember that really big fish we caught Read More
Summer Vocabulary
Using the right word at the right time is a kind of magic. Children pick up tons of words as they grow, but using words correctly can take much longer. During this wonderful month of June, how about focusing on summer vocabulary? This covers weather (hot, humid, breezy), seasonal foods, and all the time spent Read More
