Version June 2024
| Caregiver(s) can promote cognitive skills by asking their children to place information or objects* into categories according to: |
| Function |
| Size |
| Color |
| Shape |
| Kind |
| Caregiver(s) can enhance their child's arithmetic skills by teaching them to: |
| Count by rote to 100 |
| Understand number concepts to 10 |
| Comprehend the concept of 'each' |
| Identify a circle, triangle, and square |
| Comprehend the concepts of 'more than, less than, same' |
| "Identify which group has more/less/the same amount" |
| Caregiver(s) can help to increase their children's knowledge of general, musical, artistic, scientific, historical, and literary information by: |
| Visiting museums, exhibits, zoos, and dramatic theatre |
| Listening to audio-books-on-tape |
| Viewing videos, television, and illustrated books with their child |
| Discussing what they see or hear as they take walks or drive along roadways |
| The following instructional experiences may be beneficial in helping children learn to explain information precisely, respond to questions completely, and increase attention to details: |
| Describe the attributes and functions of a familiar object or objects |
| Respond to specific questions related to the name, color, size, use, etc, of the object |
| Respond to the following questions related to situations, pictures of familiar objects: |
| What can you tell me about this? |
| What else can you tell me about it? |
| What more can you think of to tell me about it? |
| Are there any other things about it that are important? |
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