Elmo and Abby’s Check-up Play Date
Pretend play can help children “rehearse” situations that may frighten them.
Engaging your child in conversation makes a big difference in language and literacy development. Research shows that children who were exposed to a greater number of words from a young age went on to have a better vocabulary.
Pretend play can help children “rehearse” situations that may frighten them.
Storytelling helps preschoolers learn new words and get ready to become readers and writers.
Did you know that talking with your child is one of the best things you can do to support their reading abilities?
Explore opportunities for outdoor learning.
Parents, family members, and caregivers are children’s most important teachers and communication models.
Help kids practice saying their address and phone number.