Even with restrictions easing up and schools opening slowly, there are many parents who prefer not to send their child to a Montessori San Marino, CA this year. But that doesn’t mean that the child’s teaching is being hampered; most schools including Montessori schools have long been doing online classes to minimize exposure. Most parents especially those whose children have low immunity are preferring to wait out a year rather than risk sending a child to school. If you are also panning that, here are some tips on how to teach your child at home like a Montessori school.

To start with, here are some points that you should keep in mind before following Montessori style teaching at home. …

Is your little one getting ready to go to preschool Sierra Madre, CA this fall? Then here are some tips on how to make it worry-free for both you and your child.

Use pretend to play to make him ready for playschool

Before your child actually goes to a preschool, you can turn your playtime into a test run on how to go to playschool. You can start by teaching him to great you as a teacher and make a pretend schoolroom with his favorite toys and stuffed animals. You can read books during this “school time” or sing songs. Such activities will take away his fear of being in a new place and you can show him that his playschool is going to be just another fun-filled place where he can learn and play with his new friends. …

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Syndrome popularly known as ADHD is a biological condition that is characterized by poor attention, hyperactivity, and impulsive behavior. Now, it has been found that many school kids are affected by it. A survey says that mostly male children are affected by ADHD than their female counterparts. For the treatment of ADHD, parents, caregivers, doctors, teachers of the Daycare Walnut, CA and the child himself play the most significant role. …

Did you ever know that many kids born with some problems on their feet? You must be surprised to know that caring for your baby’s feet can truly prevent many major foot problems down the track. According to the observation of Preschool Duarte, CA teachers, foot and ankle problems in children often go unnoticed as most of the time, signs and symptoms are subtle, and most importantly children can not explain properly what is wrong. But it is extremely important to protect those growing feet and to have problems checked out early. …

Many parents face a unique problem; their child is a model child in their Childcare Arcadia, CA center, and little hellion at home! Naturally, the parents are bewildered regarding what exactly they are doing wrong that the teachers in the childcare are doing right. If you are in the same situation and feeling bad because of it, here are some tips on how to discipline your child shared by your preschooler’s teachers.

• The “carrot and stick” policy is not always a good one. If you reward your child for behavior or task that he or she should be doing, then it becomes meaningless. The child will do the “good” task/behavior for reward and not because it should be done. …

Children’s development and learning in their early stages is a complex process. A child is like an empty canvas that starts feeling up the day they open their eyes. By nature, children are very sensitive and responsive to any external changes. They are very quick in grasping and absorbing things that happen around them. In the opinion of Montessori Sierra Madre, CA, parents and teachers should take the responsibility to enable and inspire children in a complete and wholesome manner.

What is holistic development?

Holistic development is a new-age approach to learning that emphasizes the importance of the physical, emotional and psychological well-being of children, particularly in their early childhood. In the holistic approach, students get the opportunity to develop different skills and may excel in various spheres of life. In a nutshell, early childhood educators in Preschool La Puente CA, use this holistic approach to connect children’s education with the real situation and build strong relationships through active learning and social activities. …

Nightmares are very common for children aged between 3 and 10. While nightmares are of no fun for anyone when it repeatedly affects a child’s sleep it can be particularly scary. From the sound sleep of the night, a child may suddenly wake up and start screaming and crying. Sometimes it can be difficult to console and calm him down to go back to sleep. Parents may have many questions related to nightmares like what are the causes, symptoms, and prevention of nightmares or how does it going to affect the child’s health. …

Starting a preschool is a big milestone for any children’ life; and it is extra important if the child has special needs. A right playschool will prepare the child to integrate well in society and work with normal children; hence you need to choose your preschool Monrovia, CA with utmost care if your child is a special needs student. There are three kinds of schools that you can investigate, and here are both the pros and cons of them.

Firstly, there are public special education preschools which are free for children aged between three to five years. If your child qualifies for that, it will be a good step. Such schools are staffed with teachers who are specially trained for early childhood special education and will have a vast impact in improving your child’s life. They also have multiple therapy rooms like occupational, physical and speech. And best part is, they are free! So, you don’t need to run around with your child to preschool as well as therapy classes when you enrol him or her in a public special education preschool. The downside of such schools is that, they are operational only on school days and just for half the day. Furthermore, since they are special needs school, normal children don’t go there and hence you won’t have an inclusive environment. …