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  1. Ideas for Playing at Home

    Ideas for Playing at Home Suzi … Mix warm water and oil together. Encourage your child to get their hands in the flour and salt mixture.  … Bottles with screw tops are great for fine motor skill development. Bottle plungers from used bottles are an …

  2. Learning Begins at Home

    … the day. Here are some ways our children learn at home and ideas for how to encourage greater development. By Ashima Kapur   Kids attend … schools matching our perspective of how and where our child should learn.  We often take our research …

  3. Forming Bonds of Friendship in Kids

    … There are gentle tugs of give and take, sharing spaces and ideas and understanding complex social cues that have been … themselves. Rather than scolding I recommend taking your child’s hand and showing them how to touch others gently … Topic Child development Wellbeing …

  4. Seven Ways to Mix Maths into Your Child’s Day

    Seven Ways to Mix Maths into Your Child’s Day Children learn … play and maths is no exception. Emma shares practical ideas to apply and make maths interesting in your child’s … developing your child’s personal, social and emotional development linked to sharing. When cutting up a carrot or …

  5. Why Children Need To Play

    … Play is so important for the physical as well as emotional development of children. Julia Gabriel examines how it … Representational Thought Through imaginary play, a child practices many different ways of representing reality, … to them, letting them practice talking and sharing their ideas.   Photo by T anaphong …

  6. Returning to the Classroom after Online Learning

    … they can do these things independently. Physical development  Children have been confined to their … disagreements, playing together, and following other’s ideas. It is really important that children have the … playdates with other children, especially within your child’s classmates or year group. They will feel less …

  7. Homeschooling: Curriculums, Benefits, and Problems

    … and other homeschooling families. Her husband helps with ideas and is involved in homeschooling as much as his busy … it important that parents are directly involved in their child’s learning and so have the opportunity to discuss … Topic Child development