1. Plastic Cups<\/p>\n
This game helps your child learn about size differences: \u201cI have a small cup, and you have a big one for me.\u201d Stack plastic cups based on size or buy a similar set of toys, such as teacups or blocks.<\/p>\n
Try leaving toys all over the place, then give your child specific requests; for example: \u201cGet me the right cup,\u201d \u201cthe left one,\u201d \u201cupper – lower,\u201d etc.<\/p>\n
2. Matching and Inconsistent<\/p>\n
This activity helps your child learn about sizes and shapes. You need to teach your child how to sort familiar objects. For example, drop a round fruit and a goldfish into a bowl. Or mix toy goldfish in a pile and ask your child to pick them up. Practice the same game with other things like socks that are the same color; toy cars with 4 wheels or round blocks.<\/p>\n
3. Clapping<\/p>\n
Most parents love teaching their children to clap their hands in praise, while singing or playing. In addition, clapping also helps children learn pre-math skills such as clapping in rhythm (1-2), patterns and helps them predict what will come next. Turn on some music and clap and dance with your child. You can give your child a drum to clap and teach them to clap in 1-2.<\/p>\n
4. Counting<\/p>\n
Songs with counting numbers are a simple suggestion for you when teaching your child. As you sing, emphasize the part with the counting, for example: \u201cThere are 5 monkeys jumping on the bed\u201d. Then, move your fingers to represent 5 monkeys. Continue singing: \u201cThere were 5 monkeys, one ran away. Now there are only 1-2-3 and 4 monkeys left\u201d.<\/p>\n
Other ideas for teaching your child to count: Count the stripes on your child\u2019s shirt; the number of stairs; the number of toy wheels on the table; number of fish cakes on the plate… Don’t be disappointed if your baby isn’t interested, as you have plenty of time to experiment with him.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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