Children instinctively participate in play, and while it may not seem so, they continuously learn as they do so. Encouraging children to learn via play allows them to have actual and spontaneous experiences with new things. They navigate their surroundings by employing critical thinking and creativity to overcome difficulties. These are key abilities that will […]
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Most parents consider whether their child has the necessary intellectual skills to succeed when they consider if their child is ready for kindergarten. While academics are crucial, social-emotional growth must also be taken into account for kindergarten success. Every area of education is targeted at Paramus Day Care. Your child will benefit much from graduating
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Reading to your child can foster a lifelong love of books and the delight of reading. Books that are read aloud enable children to gaze, point, touch, and respond to inquiries. By spending time with your preschooler, you may help them develop their language abilities by replicating sounds, identifying images, and learning new words. The
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“Ham-ikka-schnim-ikka-schnam-ikka-schnopp!” Although it may have meant something else in the book Scrambled Eggs Super, I believe it now just means “happy birthday, Dr. Seuss!” on March 2. In addition, today is Read Across America Day, one of my favorite educational “holidays” where everybody celebrates the joy of reading, books, and Dr. Seuss! Today, there will
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“The best granny ever is my grandmother. She joined us in the pool to swim.” Last year, in observance of National Grammar Day, we encouraged our Facebook followers to contribute some of their children’s less-than-grammatically correct sayings. Some parents questioned where their kids had learned some of the things they had overheard them saying. They
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Today, it seems like everyone, even young kids, is connected. Screen time is a part of our culture. We play games, use educational apps, watch YouTube videos, and scroll through social media. And while technology has become an important part of our lives, it has also been linked to emotional and health risks, such as
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