how children learn
PLAYING GAMES
Playing games is so important for children to learn. There is a lot of games for children games develop their physical, emotional, language, Intellectual and social development. While children play they will learn new things such as : using their body, using imagination, making friend, understanding more about world.
CREATING SOMETHING
Children will learn crayoning, cutting and sticking. It will develop their motor skills. Experiencing a range of materials expands their 'knowledge and understanding of the world'. Maximise the educational value by giving the children a chance to develop their imaginations. Some crafts may look beautiful when assembled 'properly', but a well-designed craft will also allow the child their own choices, e.g. of colours and patterns.
SOUNDS AND MUSIC
Children love rhythm, dance, singing and helping your child to experiment with songs and rhymes develops many skills, such as: listening carefully;understanding more about language by hearing, responding and repeating key phrases and anticipating the next line of a well loved song.
SENSES FOR LEARNING
Children use their mouths to explore. They is learning about texture and taste by mouthing.
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Children need to touch things. They feel things with their hands or with other parts of their bodies. They are learning that it is soft, elastic
Children like looking at things. They can explore and learn by watching.
Young children are interested in noises and sounds. Children learn sound by hearing.
Young children are interested in how things smell. They can learn that flowers smell.
CHILDREN NEED TO INVESTIGATE
Children use their senses to learn and find about the world. Children are naturally curious. They like seeing what things can do. They like touching and smelling things. Babies and toddlers also put things in their mouths. It is important for children to explore and investigate. It helps them to learn. This is because
Playing games is so important for children to learn. There is a lot of games for children games develop their physical, emotional, language, Intellectual and social development. While children play they will learn new things such as : using their body, using imagination, making friend, understanding more about world.
CREATING SOMETHING
Children will learn crayoning, cutting and sticking. It will develop their motor skills. Experiencing a range of materials expands their 'knowledge and understanding of the world'. Maximise the educational value by giving the children a chance to develop their imaginations. Some crafts may look beautiful when assembled 'properly', but a well-designed craft will also allow the child their own choices, e.g. of colours and patterns.
SOUNDS AND MUSIC
Children love rhythm, dance, singing and helping your child to experiment with songs and rhymes develops many skills, such as: listening carefully;understanding more about language by hearing, responding and repeating key phrases and anticipating the next line of a well loved song.
SENSES FOR LEARNING
Children use their mouths to explore. They is learning about texture and taste by mouthing.
.
Children need to touch things. They feel things with their hands or with other parts of their bodies. They are learning that it is soft, elastic
Children like looking at things. They can explore and learn by watching.
Young children are interested in noises and sounds. Children learn sound by hearing.
Young children are interested in how things smell. They can learn that flowers smell.
CHILDREN NEED TO INVESTIGATE
Children use their senses to learn and find about the world. Children are naturally curious. They like seeing what things can do. They like touching and smelling things. Babies and toddlers also put things in their mouths. It is important for children to explore and investigate. It helps them to learn. This is because