How children learn from 1 to 3 years.
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This document provides guidance on ways to teach children ages 1 to 3. It outlines activities appropriate for each age group, including scribbling, singing, stamping, and painting for 1-year-olds. 2-year-olds can start putting words together but may also have temper fits. Suggested activities include alphabet games with animals. 3-year-olds discover their own interests and likes to imitate people and animals.
How children learn from 1 to 3 years.
- 1. UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CHIMBORAZO METHODOLOGY II WAYS TO TEACH CHILDREN FROM 1 TO 3 YEARS OLD. BLANCA SANTACRUZ ANGELY OCAÑA
- 2. • Kids in this age are better able to comprehend what is said to them and express what they want through words and gestures. They take joy in their ability to understand directions — and won't hesitate to give directions of their own. How Toddlers Communicate : Most kids say their first words around the time of their first birthday. Your child may repeat what they hear or mix a few words with jargon (babbling with sentence-like intonations) • EXAMPLES: mama, tete. ONE YEAR OLD
- 3. • In this age toddlers start scribbling, singing and naming • They copy sounds, actions, more and better. • These fun activities for one year olds will encourage your tot to explore her surroundings. • Hands stamping • painting ONE YEAR OLD
- 5.  In this age toddlers knows words and puts them together  Has temper fits and may grab/bite/hit  Wants more freedom- tests, but wants and needs limits  Alphabet with animals TWO YEARS OLD
- 6. • ACTIVITIES FOR THREE YEARS OLD Discovers own interests and want Walks/ runs/ climb- Gets into everything Sand Numbers Octopus Activities
- 7. Likes to imitate people and animals Drinks from sup, eats with spoon and helps dress and do chores.