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c.  Offer her a variety of puzzles and letters with her finger in stand or
                                      flour, or from them with clay.


                                   Visual learners pick up information best by seeing new material

                                   Signs that your child’s a watcher:

                                   a.  He’s mesmerized by photos, illustrations, and television shows or
                                      videos.

                                   b.  He remembers how to do things he’s seen other doing.
                                   c.  He’s quickly to recognize shapes, colors, and letters.

                                   Ways to help him learn:

                                   a.  Share picture books with plenty of engaging graphics.
                                   b.  Show him educational television shows and videos, which are a good

                                      way to explore new topics.
                                   c.  Demonstrate how to do new tasks or use materials he hasn’t tired

                                      before.

                                   d.  Let him sort and match by creating mural of collages.
                                   e.  Make a chart with photos to show daily routines or household chores.

                                       By tuning in your child’s preferred style, you may help him learn
                                   more and more easily.


                        3.  Preschool

                                   Creating  improved,  better  connected  education  for  preschool  and

                           elementary  children  for  many  years,  preschool  education  and  elementary
                           education  each  with  its  own  funding  sources,  infrastructure,  values,  and

                           traditions have remained largely separate. In fact, the education establishment
                           typically has not thought of preschool as a full-fledged part of American public

                           education. Among the chief reasons for this view is that preschool is neither

                           universally  funded  by  the  public  nor  mandatory.24  Moreover,  preschool
                           programs exist within a patchwork quilt of sponsorship and delivery systems

                           and  widely  varying  teacher  credentials.  Many  programs  came  into  being
                           primarily to offer child care for parents who worked.








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