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Feelings & social learning · Preschool

Feelings & social learning · Preschool. Practical activities for children ages 3–4: letters, counting, shapes, colors, science, and social learning, with examples and tips for parents.

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Taking Turns with One Shared Toy
Feelings & social learning

Taking Turns with One Shared Toy

Practice a clear predictable exchange of a shared object. One person has a turn while the other knows whose turn comes next.

9 min read
Preschool
Being a Helpful Partner during Cleanup
Feelings & social learning

Being a Helpful Partner during Cleanup

Contribute a manageable action to a shared task. One child gathers blocks while another holds the basket.

9 min read
Preschool
Waiting with a Clear Next Step
Feelings & social learning

Waiting with a Clear Next Step

Understand what can happen while another turn or task finishes. Looking at a book can be an option while a grown-up finishes one step.

9 min read
Preschool
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