Not worksheets, these 6 things are what your preschool child should be doing, according to a speech therapist
A child’s learning journey is often associated with worksheets of letter tracing or activity books. Building the foundation for academics certainly does not feel easy and many parents ponder whether they’re doing enough. But the good thing is that experts believe that early years are not about rushing into formal academics, they are about building the foundation that makes future learning easier and more meaningful.Tabitha Paige, a speech therapist and mother of four, says instead of focusing only on worksheets, there are some activities that can support a preschool child’s overall growth. Here are six things parents of preschool children should have their kids do:
