By Dr Bill Maier
Once a toddler learn to crawl, it’s time to baby-proof your house against exploring little hands.
Begin by clearing out some space for your little crawler to shuffle.
This helps them develop mobility and strength in their arms and legs. You may want to try building a mini-obstacle course with pillows and cushions to […]
I read in a teaching reference that the better way for children to begin their English lesson is by reading a poem aloud. Whether reciting by an adult of by the child himself, poetry offers children a unique way to explore and enjoy language. Talking about the subject of and the meaning of the words […]
I hate technology and I love it. I am caught in a trench where I worked for an IT company and yet I dislike what the future IT can do to the society. The future concepts of the world in 10, 20 and even 50 years time will be beyond what you can imagine. I […]
A interactive activity for children and you and helped them to build up their vocabulary.
Using letters in your name to describe yourself.
Things you need : Paper, marker or pen
This activity helps to expand a child’s vocabulary and grasp of begining word sounds.
Ask the child to think of a word begining with each letter of his or her […]
You may have tangible wealth untold:
Caskets of jewels and coffers of gold.
Richer than I you can never be-
I had a mother who read to me.
From ” The Reading Mother” By Strickland Gillilan
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