Help children discover the magic of nature

Play sand

Let the children watch in your soft dry hands buried in sand, and then asked her: \"where the mother\'s hand? \"She might beat your hand or to try to grasp your hand. Then you are very light on her hands covered with sand, and to her about the sand feels what it is? (Dry and soft and slippery) also can play with her toys to help her in the sand \"hidden hand\" and \"hand\" of the game.

Playing with water

In a water tank filled with water, (you can also self-made a watering can-a clean milk box and drill a few holes in the bottom. ) Encourages your child to observe the water from the cave stream to the ground, small flower or grass, when discussing these things get wet look. If you sprinkle water on her hands, feet, and on your own feet, she will find it very fun, you can ask her: \"the water of what it is? \"And if her water tank empty, there is no water.

Shadow games

And your child to sit at the back where the Sun, waving your hands, let your child see shadows dancing on the floor or walls of the hand, and tell the children \"to see the shadow! Greet you in it. \"Encouraging her hand to grasp or shadow. You can also move your hand shadows to grab her hand and foot; let her look at the five fingers separately, put together by hand shadow; or using her favorite animal toys of the shadows of the shadows to bite her stomach.

\"What do you see? ”

This is a children\'s song, when you read this is the first children\'s song it, take your child up so that she can from your shoulders to observe.

\"Obviously, obviously, on my shoulder,

Obviously, obviously, what do you see? ”

\"Daddy, Daddy, I saw a red bird\"

\"Obviously, obviously, looking at me! ”

Outside you can see the features of this nursery rhyme series: a big cat, beautiful flowers, fluttering leaves, and so on.

This game not only can improve parent-child relationship of the child and you, you can also develop her abilities.

Above is by an experienced teacher and trainer-Susan a. Miller, xifaniya provided a education professor at KUTZTOWN University.