Tag Archives: Cognitive Development
Teaching Through Questions
Photo provided by osmar01. Generally, asking children questions is a great way to find out what they know. “What color is that?” “What does the seed need to grow?” This type of questioning is a fine way to help us … Continue reading
Let's Pretend
Photo provided by rrss. “Let’s play house. I’ll be the mom, and you be the Dear.” This is one of my favorite lines I’ve ever observed in the dramatic play area of a laboratory preschool. Dramatic play is known by its … Continue reading
Let’s Pretend
Photo provided by rrss. “Let’s play house. I’ll be the mom, and you be the Dear.” This is one of my favorite lines I’ve ever observed in the dramatic play area of a laboratory preschool. Dramatic play is known by its … Continue reading
Cognitive Development
Photo provided by scol22. Cognitive development is the growth of those skills used for critical thinking, analyzing, logic, recall, and problem solving. We can offer opportunities for cognitive development through games like memory, matching, or puzzles. Conversation is a large … Continue reading
