Rhyming words are referred to as words that start with different sounds but end with a similar sound. Most certainly, not all rhyming words for preschoolers end with the exact spellings. Preschoolers should be taught to listen to the word sound to determine if they finish in the same way and rhyme. For instance, some rhyming words for fall are call, tall, small, crawl, etc.

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Do you have a toddler at home who is always actively seeking things to do? If yes, this article is meant for you. You can double up your toddler's room as a learning place for them and grow their interest in learning new things today and always.

Preschoolers are naturally very active and creative. They are always seeking out new things to try. So the décor of their room...Continue reading →

Learning is a never-ending process. There are so many beautiful things to learn about the world, with its limitless potential and countless developments in every field of knowledge, that your child will likely become a lifelong student. However, to be successful lifelong learners, children must have the drive to study on their own and create goals to stay motivated. Developing lifelong...Continue reading →

Promoting physical activities in children is essential for their long-term health and well-being. While helping a child enhance their gross and fine motor skills, physical development activities for toddlers promote their cognitive and social skills, such as thinking, problem-solving, interacting, exploring, understanding, etc. Also, children who are active in their early childhood usually...Continue reading →

The early years of your children are filled with wonder and awe and should never be underestimated. This is when children build their foundation where they learn how to express and discover themselves. Reading and language development plays a huge role in their eventual success. Most children learn to listen, speak, read and write from infancy to 6 years of age. Children who can read and write...Continue reading →

Children, particularly preschoolers, are continuously high on energy, and it's not possible to prevent them from jumping on the bed, rolling on the carpet, and spinning within the room. The stay-at-home restrictions in the Covid-19 pandemic have made handling the little ones more difficult. This pandemic has restricted kids from their normal school life. Lack of activities and faculty closures has put a pause on their physical activities.