ABCD Educational Therapy

Play is so important in a young child's life. It gives the body time to grow and mature physically, mentally, and in maturity.

Tomado de: Mindful Moments Preschool & Before/After School Care
Traduccción: Crianza con Paz

" See the difference between the hand of a preschool (left) and the hand of a 7-year-old (right). Parents regularly ask because their preschool age child is unable to write. This is why! His hands are still unfolding and not fully formed. So what should we do to support them? PLAY! Plasticine, painting, cutting, paste, go out to play, digging on earth, sensory games, disguise, science experiments, string, puzzles, throwing balls, etc. All these things help their hands develop. When they are physically ready to write, they will! No need to rush them, they'll show you when they're ready!

* A child's hand will continue to grow after the age of 7 This is just a comparison between a young child and an older child."

I just started a business page for general education and the services I provide. I want to give parents the tools to help their children succeed.

How do you define multisensory learning? As you can see in the picture below, it is many things and this is not all. But, it is to make a point that there are multiple ways to teach a child a concept; And, the more ways you have taught that concept the more likely that concept will be remembered. you can reduce these 12 down to 3, Auditory (hear it), Visual (see it), and Kinesthetic (do it).

How are you doing this in your homes?