Family Educational Partners
Learning starts at birth: Your child's first 36 months of life are critical for brain health
- THE BRAIN DOUBLES IT'S SIZE IN THE FIRST 3 YEARS, GROWING TO 80% OF ITS ADULT WEIGHT
- SINGING, TALKING, ACTIVITIES, & READING ARE WAYS TO ENGAGE WITH YOUR NEWBORN TO AGE 3
- SINGING, TALKING , ACTIVITIES AND READING ARE OPPORTUNITIES TO SPEND TIME WITH YOUR CHILD WHILE DEVELOPING LANGUAGE SKILLS AND EMOTIONAL BONDING.
- PARTICIPATING IN ACTIVITIES ENHANCE AND SUPPORTS YOUR SINGING, TALKING AND READING.
- CUDDLE AND READ
Out of school singing and talking from birth to 3 years
WHAT TO SING & TALK
WHAT TO SING & TALK
WHAT TO SING & TALK
SING SONGS ANYTIME AND EVERYWHERE
WHAT TO SING
- LULABIES
- NUMBERS AND SOUNDS
- PARTS OF THE BODY
- ACTIVITIES
USE TECHNOLOGY TO FIND SONGS
REMEMBER TO SING ALONG WITH YOUR CHILD
WHEN TO SING & TALK
WHAT TO SING & TALK
WHAT TO SING & TALK
TALK
- WHILE BATHING, DRESSING, FEEDING,
- ABOUT THE WEATHER, DAYS OF THE WEEK, WHILE PREPARING MEALS
- ABOUT COLORS, SHAPES, AND SOUNDS
- WHILE SHOPPING
- WALKING AND TALKING ABOUT STREET SIGNS, CAR COLORS,
THE MORE WORDS YOUR CHILD HEARS WHEN YOU TALK AND ENGAGE WITH THEM, THE MORE THEY WILL LEARN TO READ
Families with Life Family Center: Strengthening Families
GAMES TO PLAY WITH YOUR CHILD
GAMES TO PLAY WITH YOUR CHILD
GAMES TO PLAY WITH YOUR CHILD
- Peek-a-Boo.
- Mommy See, Mommy Do.
- Dance Around.
- Patty Cake.
- Where's Your Nose?
Family outdoor activities
GAMES TO PLAY WITH YOUR CHILD
GAMES TO PLAY WITH YOUR CHILD
Physical outdoor activities help your child:
1) Build muscle and improve hand-eye coordination.
2) Develop social-emotional skills.
3) Learn to enjoy playing.
At Home Reading Engagement
Reading at home
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