Logic and Reasoning
Thinking and problem-solving helps children take in information and understand how things in their world are related. Young children use their logic and reasoning skills in everyday experiences when they build with blocks, complete a puzzle, or discover that peeling the paper from around a crayon gives them more crayon to draw with.
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Look at all the bottle caps in the game. Talk with your child about how the bottle caps are similar and different from one another.
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Set up an obstacle course with pillows, chairs or boxes for your child to practice going over, under and through. Label what she?s doing as she goes!
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Talk about the steps in an everyday activity such as getting dressed or brushing teeth. Help your child draw a picture of each step. Mix them up and see if he can put them back in the right order.
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A pigeon is a type of bird that flies. Name three other things that fly. Can you think of any birds that don?t fly?
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Name the instruments as you find them! Pretend to play each one! When you?re done playing the game, you can create your own instruments at home! An empty oatmeal carton can turned into a drum.
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The next time you're stuck inside on a rainy or snowy day, brainstorm different things you could do, such as have a dance party, draw pictures, or read a book. How many ideas can you brainstorm?
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Create your own fairy spells! Pick a word and think of two more words that end in the same sounds. Say all three rhyming words and wave your wand. Take turns making up spells!
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