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Thinking Skills & Learning Styles for Ages 3-5

Thinking Skills & Learning Styles for Ages 3-5

 
Read and sing together. This will build her vocabulary, language, and communication skills. Count everything. Whether
Find out if your child is gifted even if he's not an academic superstar.
Use these tips to encourage your child’s critical thinking skills.
When you encourage creativity and problem-solving, you help your child develop skills that can be applied to everything she does.
Does it seem like your child has trouble paying attention? It's normal — but you can help.
Does your child prefer words or things? Does she invent stories or stick to the facts? Encourage her unique approach.
Help your child learn more efficiently by understanding how his memory works.
Playing and reading with your child is a perfect way to spend time together — and build abstract thinking skills at the same time.
Children are naturally curious about the world, and their powers of observation grow right along with them.
Preschoolers experiment with ideas to help them figure things out.
Learning to concentrate can depend on so many factors — age, stage, interest, and mood.
Noticing, naming, and talking about numbers gives your child a head start in math.
Math gets a bad rap. Here, we dispel some long-held beliefs about how children learn it.
Spark interest in science with these seven steps to successful studies.

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