Nursery in July
It’s July! Find a list of July activities for your kids. Great ideas for developing lesson plans and keeping the kids engaged with what’s happening in the days of July.
Pre Reading and Literacy Skills
1. Teach SIGN LANGUAGE or a FOREIGN LANGUAGE Say ‘Hello’ and ‘Thank you’ in many different languages.
2. Attendance Sign In Having children sign in for attendance each day, by printing their names on a sheet of paper. (The Caregiver/teacher would still take attendance.)
3. BE ENTHUSIASTIC!At group-time spell children’s names and words out ‘cheerleader’ style.
‘I see the name Adam’ (as Adam stands holding his name card)’Give me and ‘A’ -‘A’!!!! ‘Give me a ‘D’- ‘D’!!! etc.
2. Attendance Sign In Having children sign in for attendance each day, by printing their names on a sheet of paper. (The Caregiver/teacher would still take attendance.)
3. BE ENTHUSIASTIC!At group-time spell children’s names and words out ‘cheerleader’ style.
‘I see the name Adam’ (as Adam stands holding his name card)’Give me and ‘A’ -‘A’!!!! ‘Give me a ‘D’- ‘D’!!! etc.
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Gross Motor Activities
The term motor skills refer to your baby’s ability to move his muscles to perform actions. Movements that involve larger actions such as kicking, extending the arms, walking, running and jumping are all gross motor skills.
4 Fun Gross Motor Skill Activities | Indoor Gross Motor Activities | Keep Kids Active at Home
4 fun & easy to set-up gross motor skills at home to keep your kids occupied and active. These indoor gross motor activities are designed to improve confidence, co-ordination, control over the whole body right from shoulder muscled till toes. These activities are also good for occupational therapy. These activities also educate kids about lines - standing, sleeping and slanting lines. Moreover, helps to solidify the concepts of numbers and shapes. A fun activity to learn lines, shapes and numbers for preschoolers.
Fine Motor Skills Water Activities at home | Fun water activities for kids at home
Super fun water activities at home to develop fine motor skills for little kids. This colorful water sensory play will keep your kids engaged and entertained. Start with easy water activities first to develop the interest of kids and then slowly keep on adding more elements at each level. And don't forget, to enjoy these activities with kids. It's a fun way of learning and developing fine motor skills, don't make it formal education for your child.
Activities on Sensory skills
Sensory play is a type of play that activates and stimulates a child’s senses. Often, sensory play focuses on stimulating touch, sight, and hearing as those senses are most accessible.
When children are very young, they interact with the world primarily through the five senses (touching, tasting, hearing, seeing and smelling). Of course, as your active toddler will help you see, they also engage in the world through movement and balance.
These senses are how they learn about the world around them and make sense of the many new things they’re experiencing each day. As children grow they begin to play and, through play, learn more about the world around them.
When children are very young, they interact with the world primarily through the five senses (touching, tasting, hearing, seeing and smelling). Of course, as your active toddler will help you see, they also engage in the world through movement and balance.
These senses are how they learn about the world around them and make sense of the many new things they’re experiencing each day. As children grow they begin to play and, through play, learn more about the world around them.
At-Home Sensory and Motor Activities Using Balloons
Here are some activities from Pediatric Therapy Network's Laura Vargas that are easy to do at home. These activities target motor planning, visual motor skills, bilateral coordination, and gross motor skill development using balloons.
Water play activities for kids using household items | sensory activity | develop fine motor skill
Kindly listen the direction while you are watching video and follow
Activities on Cognitive skills
Cognitive development is characterized by the way a child learns, acquires knowledge and interacts with his surrounding environment. Different cognitive skills are acquired as a child meets certain developmental milestones, but a child of any ability will benefit from activities that promote active learning.
Two Activities - Cognitive
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Activities on Language skills
Language development is a vital part of communication in the early years.
Children start learning language very early on in their development. Those funny cooing noises parents make to their babies are the first steps along the road of language development.
Language is something children acquire as they grow and learn. The best way to develop language is through interaction.
The way to interact with your children is to spend time with them and the best learning opportunities are found during play.
Children start learning language very early on in their development. Those funny cooing noises parents make to their babies are the first steps along the road of language development.
Language is something children acquire as they grow and learn. The best way to develop language is through interaction.
The way to interact with your children is to spend time with them and the best learning opportunities are found during play.
8 ACTIVITIES FOR LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
In this video, I share 8 activities for language development designed for young toddlers. I am a language teacher and we are a bilingual family and I have been fascinated by toddler language acquisition. I have loved designing games and activities to get my 22 month old toddler talking. Hopefully they give you some inspiration and help you to support your little one’s language development too. Please remember that all toddlers develop at their own pace and focus on building different skills at different times. Ben, my little one, is such a chatterbox but that has also been a genuine interest and a real 'sensitive period' for him in the past few months.
Activities on Socio-emotional skills
social-emotional learning activities for preschoolers and toddlers that support interaction and relationship skills. For example, identifying their emotions and understanding the feelings of others. As well as sharing and turn-taking activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Finally, we will explore cooperation and friendship skills for kids.
Teach Emotions and Feelings to kids |
! Greetings from Keerti's Craft Shala !! In this video, I am sharing some interesting ways to teach our kids about different feelings and