Increasing evidence suggests that stimulation early in life affects rich intellectual development of children. Children need as much encouragement as possible to try new tasks. They also need to learn by doing. Only in this way may come to know about their environment and how they are personally affected by them.

Many adults are intimidated by computers and new technologies. Those of us who have learned to use computers and other high-tech devices, known their usefulness and are likely to appreciate. Children are no different. Direct experience is always the best teacher. The first hand experiences your child has the most, more comfortable, secure and confident that she will become.

In fact, ita's never too early to start working on your child self-image and self-confidence. Toddlers sense of feelings of safety and security when only weeks old. At 18 months, a child has a strong sense of self and place in family. In the time it is three, his natural curiosity and confidence, combined with social skills and physical maturation, make him a willing and enthusiastic help in the family.

Three-Year-Olds

Features

The third year is fascinating in the child's growth and it is my personal favorite. I've never known a period of three years, didnÂ't I just adore. The three year old can do things. You can run, jump, ride a tricycle up and down stairs and competently. She loves to run errands, and his greatest reward is the smile from their parents. Attention is given to adults and watches his expression facial for approval or disapproval. It is motivated by the stories, games and songs to convey a message. He is very curious and loves to talk and learn.

Task Expectations

Pick up toys

Dressing

Open your own plate from the table

Clean the screen TV

Dust with a feather duster

Deliver items from one room to another

Change the extra option in charity jars in grocery

Store clothes (Cut pictures of the clothes and put on 3 x 5 cards. The stripe cards to the corresponding boxes.)

Four-Year-Olds

Features

If three is the age to do so, four is the age of discovery. Why and how are two words most used by four years old. But he is also a doer. This is the age at which a real boy's life in the here and now. So when you say, a "rush Leta and clean the house and tomorrow we go to the circus, a "you are really pushing your buttons. Yesterday means nothing. Tomorrow is a vague promise. However, you can get very excited about the upcoming events, but because he can not understand the meaning of time, you can ask, A "is tomorrow yet? Â" A typical four years of age offers a more enthusiastic support than children of ages from most others. Too bad you canÂ't combine the four years of Olda of enthusiasm with the skill level of the twelve years of age.

Task Expectations

Dress and undress himself

Combing

Wash hands and face

Brush your teeth

Sort bedroom or playroom

Save the silver washing machine dishes

Empty the basket and put dirty clothes in the bathroom

Fold towels and towels

Set and clear the table (old mark tablecloths with felt tip markers with the correct
placement of dishes and cutlery)

Service projects such as sorting clothes and toys exceeded for others

Five-Year-Olds

Features

The five-year-old is more confident same and is generally reliable. He has learned to do what is expected of him at home. Usually, you can reason with him, and you understand why you want something done in some way. The five years of age may still have some difficulty using the muscles of his small, but you can usually print your name and some words of others. He is much more reliable and independent who was four and less likely to get distracted on the way to the trash. He loves the stories, learn best by repetition and loves group projects. The five years of age, is usually friendly, sympathetic, loving, and very useful, but when it does get away with it can reach being argumentative. It's very motivating to receive new privileges to prove that he is a "Biggera" and a "older.Â"

Expectations Task

Make your own bed (duvets work best)

Clean and cut nails, fingernail

Clean up spills

Pick up trash in the yard

Spot clean walls

Carpet Shake

Clean the furniture, the fingerprints on the walls, etc.

Feeding and watering pets

Know your address and telephone number

Dial 911 for emergencies

Service projects like helping pick up trash in the park

Parenting Pre-School & Kindergarten Help at home

 © Judy H. Wright, parent educator, author and international speaker,

http://www.ArtichokePress.com

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