Tip #17: One, Two, Three
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Things Teachers Wish Parents Knew Tip # 17 One, Two, Three...
Counting seems like such an easy skill, but it's a little challenging for some of our little ones. If you engage them in counting throughout the day, they won't even notice that they're practicing this important skill. First count to 5, then 10, 20, and 30. Eventually, your child will be counting all the way up to 100! Good luck with those numbers!
Tip #17: One, Two, Three
Tip #17: One, Two, Three
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