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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After you measure Blogg?s foot in the game, help your child measure her own foot using blocks or crayons. Then, measure your foot with the same object and compare the lengths.
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Help your child count the number of sides on the macaroni hexagon and octagon. Try making your own shapes out of household items such as paper towel tubes or spoons.
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Play your own game of "One of These Things is Not Like the Other!" Put together three stuffed animals and one spoon, and encourage your child to guess which one is not like the other!
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With your child, make a picture of the sky! Talk about the different things that you might find in the sky like stars, a plane, or clouds. How many different things can fit in your sky?
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House of Bricks
Frank Underwolf tries to blow down the houses of the three pigs in this spoof.
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Play I spy! Say, "I spy with my little eye something..." and add a descriptive word to the end of the sentence such as "red" or "striped." Take turns spotting objects and guessing what they are!
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The next time that you do laundry, ask your child to help sort the socks, shirts, and pants. Then together, sort the clothes by family member and put them away!
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Create your own sorting challenge. Dump out blocks on the floor and have your child sort them by shape. Mix the blocks back up and have him sort by color or size.
