Let them be creative
Kids can learn through play by allowing them to be creative. When we sit (not literally) on top of our kids and tell them everything to do, it’s hard to get those creative juices flowing. Allow your child to be creative, as they play, and they will learn so much.
Allow them to play freely
Give your child a ball and watch how they play with it. Sure, it may not be the typical way that a child plays with a ball, however, your child can still learn. By playing with a ball, they are learning to develop their body movements. They are also developing their strength and growing their coordination skills.
Let them sing, dance, and make music
Playing is done in so many different forms. Just think of how much your child can learning by singing, dancing, and making music. Let your kids make up their own songs and make their own musical instruments. So much is learned through music. When children use music to learn they are developing their listening skills. Music also allows a child to develop their rhythm and hearing skills.
Learning should be fun
Although there are times for learning to be serious, learning can also be fun, especially when kids are small. Parents and teachers don’t need to be uptight about how a child learns, as long as they are learning. A child is bound to learn more when they’re having fun anyways. It’s a more relaxed environment and their brain can take in more.
An example of learning through play
Jaclyn Anne says
Such great tips! I think it is so important for children to play and explore on their own, letting their creativity guide the way!
Connie says
My grandson has this build and play set, and he loves it. It’s so important for kids to be able to use their imaginations.
Kristi says
When our kids were young I tried to have a lot of creative play things around. A kitchen, dress up items and puppets. I wanted them to learn how to use their imagination. Loved watching them.
valmg @ Mom Knows It All says
Yes, learning should be fun! I have never seen those vehicle kits before but they are very cute, my boys would have enjoyed them when they were younger.
becoming a foster parent says
I agree with you, this will help out every kid to learn as well.