At 35 months old, your little one is like a sponge, eager to absorb knowledge. Your role? Keep learning enjoyable and pressure-free!
Kids at this age are naturally curious about letters and numbers. It’s a fantastic time to gently introduce them to basic reading and math concepts. Remember, the goal is to make learning fun rather than a chore; educational games can be much more effective than strict drills.
Reading together is a great way to explore the alphabet. Opt for books that connect letters with objects—like “C is for cat”—so your toddler can hear the sound and see the letter. You can also personalize their space by displaying their name on their door in bold letters. This not only helps them recognize their name but also adds a special touch to their room.
Incorporate numbers into everyday activities by counting items like cookies, socks, or stairs. Fun games such as Lotto, Bingo, and Animal Dominoes can help boost their pre-math and pre-reading skills. Just ensure that all activities are age-appropriate to avoid turning curiosity into frustration.
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To summarize, nurturing your 35-month-old’s learning through engaging activities and personalized experiences can set a solid foundation for their development. Focus on fun and exploration, and you’ll help them thrive!