Preschoolers enjoy vivid fantasy lives and imagine themselves in various roles, from firefighters and dancers to doctors and superheroes. Taking on

Sharing books is a great way to help your child learn to read and write. But there is something just

Stories are a great way to connect! “That’s a picture of Grammy when she was a little girl. She loved

When faced with specific challenges, three-year-olds approach problems from a single perspective. They haven’t yet developed the ability to see

Beginning at an early age, many children begin trying to understand the signs, labels, logos, and printed words they see

Preschoolers understand the concept of counting and may know a few numbers by the end of their second year. References:

Although children can distinguish among colors at an earlier age and may learn color words, they may not consistently name

Once children begin to talk, counting soon follows. At first, this counting is not very precise, and the words for

Children develop a much clearer sense of time at about 3 years of age. They know their daily routines and show

When children develop the ability to deceive others is somewhat controversial. Although some researchers believe children can be deceptive by

Children gain new insights into how other minds work between ages 4 and 5. Part of this understanding includes realizing

Preschoolers understand that days are divided into mornings, afternoons, and nights and that years consist of four seasons. When they

Before children are about 4 years old, they don’t understand that their view of an object and someone else’s view