#Early childhood education activities
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toddlerblog123456789 · 1 year ago
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Enrichment & Extra-Curricular Activities for Children | Toddler Town
Discover our holistic approach to child development through enriching extra-curricular activities. From dance and music to language lessons, unlock your child's potential today!
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Toddler - Numbered Peg Boards
Look at that focus! The Numbered Peg Boards help toddlers develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination as they grasp and place the pegs into the holes. The numbered pegs introduce early math concepts, such as one-to-one correspondence, counting, and number recognition. Additionally, independence and self-confidence are fostered as students complete this work on their own, all while promoting cognitive and physical development.
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These people are cult priests masquerading as "teachers."
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snehaimagination · 14 days ago
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Learning Story: Avyukt’s Night Sky Masterpiece by Sneha’s Imagination Station
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Unlocking the magic of early childhood: Children are born with an innate thirst to create!
Through play and exploration, they embark on a journey of discovery, fueled by endless imagination and boundless curiosity.
Let’s nurture their natural inclination to ‘try’ and watch as they blossom into confident, creative beings!
Today, I had the privilege of witnessing Avyukt’s incredible journey of creativity unfold during our art time. Armed with sidewalk chalks in hues of blue and white, along with a cheese grater, Avyukt embarked on a mission to bring his vision to life.
Despite the array of colors of paper available, Avyukt confidently chose black as the backdrop for his masterpiece. With focused determination, he began covering the entire paper with blue chalk shavings, meticulously observing how the black peeked through, resembling the depths of a night sky.
As Avyukt immersed himself in his work, I stood by as a silent observer, respecting his request to protect his creation from any disruptions. His assertion, “I am not done yet,” echoed his determination and served as a reminder of my role as an educator and advocate for play — to support and nurture his journey.
True to his word, Avyukt returned with an even wider smile, ready to add the finishing touches to his masterpiece. With careful precision, he grated white chalk to create the illusion of stars scattered across the night sky. The sheer delight on his face as he admired his creation was truly infectious.
Avyukt’s pride in his work was evident as he delicately held it, ensuring that not a single shaving would fall. His satisfaction with his night sky filled with stars was palpable, a testament to the joy that comes from creative expression.
As Avyukt moved on to other explorations, I couldn’t help but reflect on the valuable lessons embedded within his artistic journey — the power of perseverance, the importance of autonomy, and the sheer joy of creation. It is moments like these that remind me why I am passionate about early childhood education and the profound impact it has on shaping young minds.
For more details visit us at Toddler Programs for early childhood education and development
Also you can check Home — Sneha’s Imagination Station
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imaginationsnehas · 3 months ago
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365momme · 1 year ago
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10 Educational Activities for Toddlers: Making Learning Fun
Photo by Brett Sayles on Pexels.com Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, gather ’round! Prepare to embark on a wildly entertaining journey into the world of education for the tiniest scholars. We present to you, with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of silliness, the top 10 educational activities for toddlers that will have them giggling their way to knowledge! Sensory Play: Get ready to squish,…
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lith-myathar · 7 months ago
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#i joke about it and all but like. i cannot emphasize enough what an impact it had on me to be uhhhhhb#micro-institutionalized in the way that i was for the first 14 years if my life#and i am honestly going to count the time i soent in ''elementary'' school bc it wasn't a normal school. it was a charter school#that began as a parent organized alternative and swiftly devolved into an authoritarian nightmare#a bunch of people who were simply not ready to educate children let alone ''problem'' children#of which there were MANY because that school got all the kids who had been turned out of public school for behavioral issues#there were hardline rules about literally everything. normal childhood behavior was pathologized and punished and as a kid#you had no way to understand WHY#and so many of your peers were having problems because ofc those ''problem'' kids were typically severely traumatized#or were actively being abused#so even if it wasn't happening TO you you were being exposed to it in a hundred little ways every day#so i was confused and miserable all the time AND was struggling academically bc i had undiagnosed adhd#(or possibly just trauma?? i honestly neither know nor care which came first at this point)#so my mom pulled me and my brother out. him at 11 and me at 6 and said ''i'll just do it myself'' and#raised us in a way that wasn't religious but resembled evangelical or lds stuff#i couldn't watch commercial tv or listen to popular music bc my parents didn't want me exposed to what they considered inappropriate#and while i still had extracurriculars i was always the odd one out bc i had no exposure to pop culture or normal socialization#for my age group#it resulted in me always feeling alone and like i didn't belong. and since most of my social life was my parents and their friends#that was the perfect soup for adultification#i was fine with adults. put me with my peers and i was a mess#it made the transition to high school incredibly difficult but i DID make it#but that was only 4 years still in an institution. everything began to unravel once i tried to move into anything resembling ''real life''#and then my dad's suicide which was a major trauma in early adulthood which only made my mom's grip on us tighten#i did get to START life until 26. not really. and it's just been a game of catch up for the last 5 years#and im so *angry* at the unfairness of it all. at the time and experience and milestones that were taken from me. at how i blamed myself#for it for so many years and the problems i developed because of it all. dissociation and substance abuse and suicidality#the fear that still has a death grip on me#the courage required to just exist#it's *exhausting*
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autism-activated · 1 year ago
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If you ever find yourself in charge of a 2/3 year old please show them a baking soda volcano. My kids won't stop talking about it. They want to do it again. Their reactions were everything to me it was definitely worth the $10.
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sleepyartteacher · 2 years ago
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apwtstationery · 2 years ago
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Printable Reading Time Bookmark Set (Bird Themed) - From APWT Stationery
Includes (3) Printable 2 x 6 inch Bookmarks - Just purchase, download, and print!
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kumonindiasrilanka · 2 years ago
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Kumon’s Small-Step Worksheets enable students to advance independently with the help of examples. Each worksheet increase marginally in difficulty going from basics to high-school level. Starting level for each student is determined through a diagnostic test at the beginning of the programme. Enrolments Open https://in.kumonglobal.com/
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Toddler - Transferring Water with a Sponge
This student is very focused while he transfers water from one bowl to the other using a sponge. While working with water is fun for our students, this activity provides opportunities for developing many skills including fine motor, hand-eye coordination, crossing the midline, the whole hand grasp, concentration, repetition, and language. Who knew so much could be developed with such a simple activity!
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kids-worldfun · 21 days ago
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Creative Ways to Use Learning Toys for Interactive Learning
Have you ever wondered how learning toys can make education more exciting for children? These toys go beyond simple play; they inspire curiosity and promote skills that children can use for a lifetime. From boosting math skills to encouraging teamwork, learning toys are key to interactive and hands-on learning. With a few creative ideas, these toys can help children learn in ways that stick. In…
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snehaimagination · 15 days ago
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Engaging Toddler Programs at Sneha’s Imagination Station
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At Sneha’s Imagination Station, we offer a variety of fun and educational programs designed to nurture young minds and build essential skills in a warm, creative environment. Each program is crafted to fit different age groups and developmental needs, helping your child learn, play, and grow:
Toddler Play Program: For ages 2 to 4 years, encouraging exploration and creativity.
After School Pre-School Program: For children 2.5 years and above, perfect for continued learning after school.
Mother Toddler Program: For ages 15 to 24 months, fostering early bonding and learning.
Parent Child Program: Mixed-age group activities to enhance family connections and social skills.
For more details visit us at Programs for Early Childhood Education Center
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imaginationsnehas · 4 months ago
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Sneha’s Imagination Station is an Early Childhood Development Center founded in year 2015.
Sneha’s Imagination Station – Where Imagination Grows.
Children grow well when we provide right environment to them, so we are dedicated to the mission of fostering the cognitive, emotional, social, creative and physical development and overall well being of every child. We facilitate them into this journey by providing variety of activities as a part of our uniquely design programs for children from 12 months onwards.
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blumoonfiction-blog · 27 days ago
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Bob Books
Description: Simple, leveled readers that are perfect for beginner readers, focusing on sight words and phonics. Website: Bob Books Address: Online resource
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