By Sonakshi Kandhari
July 15, 2022
Nursery rhymes have been around for generations. Packed with learning, rhymes hone your child’s language and listening skills, builds self-esteem and improves hand-eye coordination and creates a happy vibe!
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Many children are visual learners. This method makes the learning process faster, and easier. It’s a great way to introduce new concepts, cater to a variety of learners, and educate children about the world around them.
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A meaningful conversation with your child is an effective way to learn. You can read a book, ask open-ended questions or play make-believe games. This process can improve their imagination, confidence and vocabulary.
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When children explore the world around them, they immerse themselves an all-new experience. Introducing them to options like tactile games and nature walks promotes problem-solving skills and cognitive development.
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If utilised well, you can turn playtime into study time by choosing the right games for your child. Playing games like 'Simon says' or solving puzzles can helps with language learning, developing their decision and problem-solving skills.
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Your child is already engaged in experiments of their own when they drop objects on any surface or play around in the water. They discover the result of a particular action. Encourage them to lead, discuss subjects and go on nature strolls to pique their curiosity.
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Assigning age-appropriate chores for your child inculcates independence and builds life skills. Chores as simple as setting the table or picking up toys also increase their sense of responsibility and make them feel competent.
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Gardening teaches a child about the life cycle of a plant, nutrition, and more. Tending the plant makes them develop reliability patience and creativity. When your child joins hands with you, they learn team spirit as well!
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