Puppets are a common device for playtime, and it's easy to see how children love to play together with puppets. Puppets are also a great example of learning through play. But what you might not realize is how helpful puppets can be in helping to teach children social skills, such as conflict resolution.
The use of puppets can also help with modeling good classroom behaviors, like asking a teacher for help. This great article explains how these concepts are achieved, and how teachers prepare an effective and fun puppet show for your child. Who knew puppets could be so beneficial?
Source: "Circle Time Puppets - Teaching Social Skills" Play and Children's Learning in the Classroom, NAEYC.org. Julia Luckenbill. Web.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Rescue Han Solo!
Here's an awesome 'Lego Star Wars Science' experiment that is likely more fun than watching the movie! This would be perfect for Dads that love to instill a little Star Wars knowledge into their child, and a great way to have fun in preparation for Father's Day on June 15th.
Thanks to Fun-a-Day for this project!
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