Fun kindergarten learning activities

50 classroom activities for kindergarten

This blog shares ideas for using Wixie to meet standards and learning goals with kindergartners, whether they are learning at school or at home. Select the image for each idea or use the text link to open a template you can assign as a teacher, or use as a student, immediately.

If your child uses Wixie at school, they can log in at home to create and share their learning through a combination of text, images, and voice narration! Your child's teacher may even be suggesting activities by assigning templates that will show at the top of your child's Wixie home page. (If your child doesn't have Wixie, sign up for a free trial account you can use for 90-days.)

Find more ideas, samples, and lessons for Kindergarten at: https://static.wixie.com/edu/kindergarten

1. Create a digital greeting

Even though it has only been a few days, if you are practicing social distancing, your child is likely missing friends and family. Try forging a connection with a digital message. Simply capture a picture of your child or something they have created and use the microphone tool to record a message. Copy the URL at the top of the Wixie page and email/text to share it.

2. Create a scratch art picture of spring

Use the eraser tool in Wixie to create a scratch art picture of spring - log in to Wixie and search "scratch" for a range of scratch art activities. Use a template like spring or flowers and erase to create a spring design. (template)

3. Learn about artist Piet Mondrian and color in his style

Dutch painter, Piet Mondrian, is best known for his work that used primary colors, white and black in simplified lines and shapes on canvas. Visit the Tate Museum's page about Mondrian with your child to learn about this artist and his work.

Then use the Mondrian Coloring page in Wixie to create your own version. To find it, search "Mondrian" at your student or teacher Wixie home page. (template)

If your child is ready to create in Mondrian's style, ask them to draw an animal and color it like a Mondrian.

Explore a Mondrian Math lesson plan.

4. Initial sounds

Go on a letter hunt! Walk around your house or neighborhood and identify objects that begin with a specific letter. Use your device to capture images or write down what you found. Create a page in Wixie to share what you found using images, text, and voice narration. (ABC book template)

5. Create a collage

Add images to a blank Wixie page to represent something. For example, you could represent events in story or your day or even things you see during a particular season.

6. Explore antonyms

Explore antonyms with your child. Read Dr. Seuss's The Foot Book and create a list of antonyms with your child. You can start them off with things like hot/cold, high/low.

Have your child create a page in Wixie that illustrates an antonym pair. Use the microphone tool to record their explanation.

Step-by-step directions for creating antonyms in Wixie

7. Go on a shape hunt

Read a book like The Shape of Me and Other Stuff by Dr. Seuss. Then walk around your home and find shapes, like rectangles and triangle, or even cylinders and spheres.

Use the Image button and Camera tab to capture the shapes you find and add them to Wixie. Search "3D" for a book template. (template)

Seeing Shapes lesson plan with literature connections, samples, and more

8.Construct with virtual blocks

Some Friday fun for your young learners. Search "blocks" in Wixie for a activities that let students build with virtual blocks. If you have blocks at home, try to recreate their design with real blocks. (template)

9. Initial Sounds

Have students find images of words that have the same initial sounds as the letters in their name. Help your child spell their name across the top of a blank page. Select the image button and work with your child to find images that match the initial sound of each letter in their name.

If you have students who need to work independently, create a page with their name, adjust the Project Settings to have the Images button open directly to the Alphabet>Images folders, and assign the template to them.

To set an Wixie file to open to a specific image library, open the file or template. Go to the File menu and choose Project Settings. At the dialog use the Stickers tab to open the Alphabet folder and open the Images folders. You will see a folder for each letter of the alphabet. Each of these folders contains images that begin with this letter. By adjusting the project settings this way, when students select the Image button in Wixie, it will open directly to this image library.

10. Share learning about community helpers with a sentence strip

Now more than ever community helpers are essential to the health and success of our world. Have students share what they have learned about a community helper by drawing a picture and writing a sentence. (template)

Students can use the microphone tool to record how they feel this job is important. If you know someone who works in that field, share the project with them to show your appreciation!

11. Use number bonds and five-frames to build early computation understanding

Wixie includes a wealth of templates you can use to get Kindergarten students to visualize value and play with numbers. Search for "number bond" or "fact family" or "five frame" to find templates that support standards for Operations and Algebraic Thinking. (template)

You can search Wixie's Templates library by standard! At your Wixie home page, click the three dots to the right of the search field. At the Advanced Search dialog, select the radio button for Standard and then use the pull-down menus to narrow down your search.

*This screenshot shows Common Core State Standards for Math. If you are in Maryland, Virginia, or Texas, you will see the CCR, SOL or TEKS standards.

12. Sort your collection from a nature walk

Walk around outside and collect rocks, flowers, sticks etc. Find a place to sort them into categories any way you like - shape, color, texture, type.

Use the New button in Wixie to start a blank project. Use the Image button and Camera option to capture your work. Add text labels or use the microphone button to describe what you did.

13. Send a virtual high five

Right now most people are going above and beyond to respond to the pandemic. Show your appreciation with a virtual high-five. Has a friend connected on a regular basis, did you grandparent send something nice?

Search for "five" at your Wixie home page and add text or voice narration to show you appreciate their being amazing. Use the paint tools and Image options to decorate. (template)

14. Reading comprehension: character and setting

Read a book on your own or with a parent. Use the New button to start a new Wixie project. Use the paint tools to draw the main character in a setting from the story. Use the Microphone tool to record a description. (template)

15. Simple surveys and great graphs

Survey your friends, family members, and neighbors about a favorite book, sport, food, game, or at-home activity. Collect your survey findings using tally marks to practice counting. (template)

Explore a Simple Surveys and Great Graphs lesson plan

16. Sight word stories

Have your Kinders practice sight words by writing their own sight word story and combining into a class project! Search for "I Go" in quotes to find and assign this template or make your own. (template)

Have each student finish the sentences and illustrate a page and import the pages into a single Wixie file to form a class book!

17. Make a map

To help young learners build map reading skills, have them go outside their home (with the help of a parent) and figure out which direction is north, south, east, and west. (template)

Assign the "By My House" template in Wixie and ask students to use the paint tools to create a map that shows places (like a park, pool, or baseball field) in each of the cardinal directions around their home.

18. Decorate an Easter Egg

Wixie includes a folder of activities for April in the Templates>Month-by-Month folder. Open the Paint an Easter Egg activity and have your child decorate using Wixie's paint tools. (template)

Print the file, cut out the eggs, and use as Easter decorations. You can even write notes on the back and hide around your home for an egg hunt or give to a friend as an Easter greeting card.

19. Capture reading fluency

Capture student fluency using the recording tool and Wixie templates with prose and poetry passages for grades K-3.

Log in and search "fluency" or browse Templates>Language Arts>Reading>Fluency for examples from Raggedy Ann Stories (template) and Hey, Diddle, Diddle (template), and more, then customize or create your own to meet your needs.

The Kinder fluency samples includes space at the top for students to draw a picture about the text, helping you also evaluate comprehension.

20. Pay with coins

Wixie includes lots of virtual manipulatives for math, even for Kindergartners. Use Unifix cubes, coins or shapes for fun math play and practice. For this template, log in to Wixie, search "coins" and have students pay for objects at a carnival. (template)

More ideas for virtual manipulatives

21. Share your favorite book

To build foundations for argument writing, primary learners start by stating opinions. Ask your Kindergarten students to use Wixie's paint tools to draw a picture of their favorite book an record why it is their favorite using the microphone tool. (template)

22. Describe your family

Use the paint tools to paint a picture of your family. Use the microphone tool to name each person and describe them. Add text labels with their names or a trait you used in your description. (template)

You can explore the Templates>All About Me folder for this activity. All About Me projects are a great way to focus on skills, like descriptive writing or technology, because kids don't have to work to understand or learn the content.

23. Play with patterns

Learning how to identify and create patterns like ABA or ABBA helps build foundations for future math, even algebra! Wixie includes several activities for building and practicing visual patterns. You can also have your child draw a pattern or use images added to a blank page. (template)

24. Identify character traits

Ask your young learners to recall and retell key details about a character in a book you are reading. Search "trait" in Wixie to have the draw a picture of the character and type or record words about the character's physical traits, feelings, and actions. (template)

Find more ideas for character trait projects and step-by-step directions

25.

Tell a tangram story

A tangram is a Chinese puzzle made from a square cut into seven different shapes, called tans. You use these shapes to make the square, as well as a range of other shapes.

At your Wixie home page, search "tangram" and open the Tangram Story file. Have your child use the pieces in the tangram to make their own composite shape and tell the story of the happy square. (template)

25. Record your positive actions

What did you do for the environment on Earth Day? Draw a picture, write a sentence and record yourself in Wixie! You can also use Wixie to create a poster to inform others about environmental issues. (template)

27. Observe with a new perspective

So much of what we see about our world depends on our perspective. While young students are still working to show what they observe through their sense of sight, they can practice taking someone else's perspective in a fun project like sharing a view of the world from the eyes of an insect.

28. Draw you own Tree for Arbor Day

Gustav Klimt's "Tree of Life" is one of his most recognizable paintings. Search "Klimt" in Wixie and use the Eraser tool to create your own Klimt-style tree using a scratch art-style template. (template)

Scratch art drawing in Wixie is done with the Eraser tool, not the paint brush!

29. Write a 5 senses poem

In addition to reinforcing scientific observation, engaging the five senses is a great way to help young learners add description to their writing and practice vocabulary. Assign the "5 Sense Poem" template to make it easier to add ideas textually, or remove the text boxes and have them record their ideas. (template)

If your learners would benefit from a little direction, provide a specific topic for their poem.

30. Practice counting and shape identification

There are lots of ways to make math practice fun. Search Wixie for "shape" or "count" for a range of fun ways activities that ask student to identify shapes and apply one-to-one correspondence to color or finish a fun scene. (template)

31. Practice vocabulary and sight words

Similar to yesterday's idea, you can use simply coloring templates to have student practice sight words and vocabulary. To find templates like this one, browse Templates>Language Arts>Vocabulary. (template)

32. What if you could be going places?

Call or video chat with someone who lives far away or read about a new place to learn about the weather and culture in that location. Use a "Going Places" template in Wixie to show the weather, what you would pack to wear, and what you would do in that location. (template)

33. Share data with a glyph

Like hieroglyphics, glyphs use pictures to represent information. Glyphs are a great way to get young learners to follow-directions and play with how data can be displayed.

Search for "butterfly glyph" in Wixie to find a template students can use to share information about how they spent their week by adding symbols to a butterfly's wings. Be sure they use the record button to explain their work. (template)

34. Create a thank you card for your teacher

Tomorrow is Teacher Appreciation Day! Start a blank Wixie page and use the paint tools to create an original drawing. You can also use the image button and camera option to capture your picture!

Use the microphone tool to record your voice and let your teacher know how much you appreciate (and miss!) them. They would really love to hear from you. (template)

Sweet note from a student today using Wixie. Happy to see she understands the situation. #Wixie #missmystudents pic.twitter.com/6BfCLfns7v
— DES Media Magic (@VerlichMj) April 8, 2020

35. Candy counting

It's Cinco de Mayo! After you thank your teacher today, search "piñata" in Wixie and use one of the templates to show off your counting skills. (template)

36. Explore the real world of math with Mother's Day Flowers

Search "mother" in Wixie and use the Mother's Day Flowers template to name shapes and describe their relative position as well as create a vase filled with shapely flowers. (template)

Read more about the Mother's Day Flowers lesson.

37. Adapt your favorite pattern story

Read one of your favorite pattern stories and create your own adaptation. Wixie includes templates for favorites like Brown Bear, Brown Bear, It Looked Like Spilt Milk (template), Cat in the Hat and more. Use this list of titles to turn your emerging readers into writers!

Explore an Adapt a Pattern Story lesson plan

38. Create memories for Mother's Day

If you haven't gotten your handmade Mother's Day gift ready, open a blank page in Wixie and draw a picture to create a printed card. Use the microphone tool to record a message and send as a digital greeting.

Explore more ideas for Mother's Day and Father's Day

39. Sort and classify objects

Kindergarten learners first begin organizing data by sorting objects by attribute. Wixie includes a range of templates you can use for both practice and formative assessments. Simply search "sort" at your Wixie home page. (template)

40. Create your own pet show

Read Pet Show! by Ezra Jack Keats. Search Wixie for "pet" to find a template students can use to paint a picture of their pet and add in a superlative describing the award their pet won. (template)

41. Counting and cardinality

Kindergarten learners need to be able to "count to answer 'how many?' questions about as many as 20 things arranged in a line, a rectangular array, or a circle, or as many as 10 things in a scattered configuration; given a number from 1-20, count out that many objects."

Use the three dots on the right side of the search bar at the top of your Wixie home page to search by standard and find a range of counting templates.

Wixie includes a range of count to tell and cardinality templates appropriate for your range of Kindergarten learners. (template)

42. Send a chalk art message

To get a bit of a break from quarantine more and more people are walking the neighborhoods and many kids are creating chalk art messages to make them smile or give hope!

Search Wixie for "chalk" to find a template you can use to create a digital chalk art message. Export the image or copy the URL and send to a grandparent or share with an elderly neighbor who can't get outside. (template)

43. Inform others

Even the youngest learners can inform others about the topics they are learning. Instead of struggling with writing or typing, have students use Wixie to simply add an image of the animal to a page and use the microphone tool to record to share information orally. Perfect for ELLs.

44. Create a digital word wall

Students can use the "word wall" template in Wixie to create their own word wall. Assign to each learner so they can add words they do not know from books they are reading or hearing. Have students look up the meaning in a dictionary or ask a parent or teacher to help them define and add a picture and even voice recording. (template)

45. Create a class memory book

Use Wixie to create a memory book filled with each student’s favorite event from the school year. Have students use Wixie's image, text, and recording tools to create their page, combine them together into one file in your teacher account, and publish online, as PDF, or print. (template)

Explore step-by-step directions for this idea.

46. Compare numbers.

Kindergarten learners need to be able to identify whether the number of objects in one group is greater than, less than, or equal to the number of objects in another group, as well as compare two numbers between 1 and 10 presented as written numerals.

Open the Templates folder at your Wixie home page, then open Math>Numbers and Operations>Numbers to find templates like this you can use for formative assessment and practice. (template)

47. Build a sand castle

Is it summer yet? In any case, it's time to build a sand castle. Search "castle" at the Wixie home page and drag the shapes to make a virtual sand castle. Great activity for learning to build composite shapes! (template)

48. "Carve" your own petroglyph

Petroglyphs are objects carved into rock by prehistoric people. Search "petroglyph" at your Wixie home page to find a template. Assign to students and they can use the Eraser tool to "carve" their own petroglyph image. Use the microphone tool to tell the story of the rock art. (template)

49. Build foundations for scientific thinking

Encourage your students budding inquiry by using a modified approach to the scientific method. Search "inquiry" at the Wixie home page to find the Inquiry - Primary template. (template)

Have students use it to draw pictures and describe how they learn about the world. The template guides them to begin with observation and hypotheses to progressing to thinking about how they can test their idea and then analyzing the results.

50. Count to design a beach towel

Search "beach" at the Wixie home page to find a range of counting activities perfect for summer. In the Design a Beach Towel activity, students drag shapes to create a pattern design on a beach towel and then count the number of shapes they have added. (template)

Kindergarten activities and learning games

Looking for some fun games and activities for kindergarten students to keep little ones occupied — and learning — at home? Check these out!

Create a personalized placemat

Writing activity: This activity will help your kindergartner build reading and writing skills.
Sorting beans

Math activity: By sorting and categorizing beans, your kindergartner will begin to build math and problem-solving skills.
Amazing bubbles

Science activity: This fun activity engages your child’s curiosity and builds observation skills, which will become important as your child studies science.
Telling tales

Reading activity: By sharing family stories, you will reinforce an understanding of family and how things are similar or different from generation to generation. This provides a building block for studying social studies.
Making hieroglyphics

History activity: By delving into the art of ancient Egypt, you’ll be giving your child a glimpse of art history.
Letters in clay

Writing activity: Forming letters out of clay is a fun and easy art project that gives kids a hands-on feel for learning handwriting.
Create a name book

Reading activity: Using a computer and a camera, your kindergartner can learn basic computer skills by making this name book. Once the book is complete, they can read it over and over, and practice their reading skills.
Make a personalized bookmark

Writing activity: This easy project will help your child begin to learn the letters of the alphabet, and how to spell her name.
Make music in a kitchen Band

Math activity: Banging pots and pans, and beating on an oatmeal tin can teach the basics of finding the musical beat.
Counting coins

Math activity: By counting pennies, nickels and dimes, your child will learn how to count by ones, fives, and 10s.
Make a story map

Reading activity: Have your child make a story map to sequence the beginning, middle and end of a story.
Shape walk

Math activity: Go outside with your child and look for shapes.
The “scents” of smell

Science activity: Have your child explore the sense of smell by having her guess different scents.
Letter collage

Reading activity: In this activity your child explores letter sounds by making a collage.
Word family flip book

Reading activity: Have your child create this fun flip book to practice reading.
Make your own wrapping Paper

Art activity: Try printmaking to make your own wrapping paper!
Fruit fractions

Math activity: Here’s a clever and tasty way to review fractions with your child.
Make a storytelling board

Reading activity: In this activity your child acts out a story with a hand-made storyboard.
Living things and nonliving objects

Science activity: Have your child find living things and nonliving objects.
Name puzzle

Writing activity: In this activity your child makes a puzzle that helps her spell and recognize her name.

What to do with children in kindergarten: how to entertain children in kindergarten

It is the organization of the game process that is the best answer to the question about what to do with children in kindergarten. At such an early age, with the help of a variety of exciting activities and collective games, they comprehend the world around them. Correctly directed activity of the child favors his normal mental, emotional and physical development.

While playing, children acquire useful social skills and new knowledge, successfully realizing the need for vivid impressions and positive emotions. The game itself, although it is a kind of entertainment, it is extremely important to correctly organize a training ground for it with the maintenance of discipline.

Pedagogical tasks are also solved in this way. In particular, the formation of the child's attitude both to himself and to other children, including ways of interacting with peers and adults. The information presented in the blog about what to do with children in the kindergarten will be equally useful not only to educators, but also to the parents themselves.

Types of activities for children in the kindergarten

In the warm summer time, it is necessary to spend time with children in the fresh air as long as possible. Pay attention to avoid conflict situations. The natural activity of kids can be curbed by organizing for them such entertaining and educational games as:

Soap bubble festival. Ask the parents on the agreed day to give the child soap bubbles that he will bring to the kindergarten. The contemplation of their flight or the process of bursting will definitely cause joy and quivering delight. By the way, the competition for the largest bubble will be no less creative idea.
Hide and Seek. A win-win for all age groups. The only thing you need to control is the location of the children in order to avoid further searches together with the host.
Catchers. An active lesson can be supplemented with elements of jumping and crawling, as well as changing the plot concept.
Water games. You can use ordinary plastic containers for children to water each other out of them. A good idea would be to bring water pistols or organize a portable pool.

One of the most dynamic activities is "Colored traffic light". The site is delimited from two sides. The resulting space imitates the road. The leader needs to be located outside the line, and with his back to the rest of the guys. Further, any color is called, while the participants in the game look for its presence on their clothes.

The presence of the leader's voiced color allows players to cross the road. Otherwise, all participants run across the road, and the leader's task will be to catch them. By putting into practice the ideas described above, each teacher will know exactly how to entertain children in kindergarten in the summer, especially using a children's play mat.

What can children do in kindergarten in their free time?

In addition to active entertaining games, supplement your free time with developmental activities. In this case, the following goals are achieved:

Formation of moral and volitional skills.
Development of logical thinking, memory and speech.
The formation of the ability of visual and auditory perception.
Establishment of social contacts between peers.

So how to captivate children in kindergarten? In addition to traditional drawing, creating applications or coloring pictures, effective results are demonstrated by:

Experts mini-quiz. The essence is reduced to the reproduction by the educator in the ear of a fragment from a literary source with which the children are already familiar. They just have to guess.
Who is first, who is next? Children are shown a variety of objects or pictures of a certain category. For example, egg, chicken, chicken. The challenge is to place them in the correct order.

It is noteworthy that in all the above examples, a comfortable exercise area will be provided by a developing or folding crawling mat, including soft double-sided game models.

What to do with children in kindergarten in the afternoon?

The second half of the day is recommended to take a walk or stay in the fresh air. The main benefit lies in the positive effect on the growing organism as a whole. Immunity is strengthened, heart function improves, metabolic processes are accelerated, cells are filled with the energy necessary for functioning.

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Activities for children, interesting and educational

Games, as well as activities that are interesting for children, are an integral part of their acquaintance with the outside world. It is from the correct approach to this issue on the part of adults that the full development of the child depends.

Kindergarten or home education

There is a lot of debate about whether or not to send a child to kindergarten. For some, this is an objective necessity, and some parents try to use every opportunity to spend as much time with their child as possible. Both approaches are correct in their own way, but in the second case, the parents are responsible for choosing interesting activities for the child.

Parents should clearly realize that interesting activities in kindergarten not only have an entertaining function, but also affect the development of the child. They are developed with the participation of educators and psychologists who know what children of a particular age need. In addition, in preschool institutions, kids get the first experience of communicating with others, as well as interacting in society, which, by the way, is facilitated by many interesting activities.

What children need

It would seem that in order to captivate a child, there are enough bright toys that will occupy his attention for a long time. At some stage, this statement can actually be considered correct. Sometimes it is important to simply distract the baby by offering him interesting activities. But such situations should not be systemic. If a child is endlessly busy with entertainment that does not carry an educational and cognitive meaning, over time this will affect his intellectual development, which will greatly complicate the assimilation of more complex material during the period of schooling.

Interesting activities for children should be well thought out. They should be varied, as well as designed for the all-round development of a small person. What is obvious to an adult may seem alien and incomprehensible to a child. At such a tender age, it is the game form that helps to get acquainted with the outside world, as well as to learn its basic patterns.

For the little ones

Interesting classes in the younger group of kindergarten or at home should be aimed at teaching the child to perceive the world around him in all its diversity. Perhaps it will be quite interesting to learn to recognize different textures. So, for example, it will be interesting and useful for children to get acquainted with different types of paper, fabrics, wood, plastic, metal, etc. Here it is important not only to understand the sensations, but also to teach the child to describe them. Similar classes can be held to familiarize yourself with sounds, shades, as well as other phenomena.

Children of all ages are interested in looking at books with colorful pictures. Even at that moment, while they still do not know how to read on their own, this activity should bring them maximum benefit. In this case, it is better to introduce the child to illustrated encyclopedias published specifically for a certain age category. Even without being able to read the text, children will get acquainted with nature in its various manifestations through pictures and photographs.

Making it harder

As the child grows, it becomes much more difficult to find useful, developing hobbies for him. An interesting activity in the middle group should pay serious attention to the fact that the child has self-awareness. This is more about the fact that children have learned to be aware of their gender. Also, children at this age should learn etiquette and communication rules.

An interesting lesson in the middle group, which allows solving the main educational tasks, is quite diverse. Children should be taught to analyze the differences between boys and girls by playing with mirrors, dolls, and prints. In addition, games are highly effective in which children, performing certain roles, find solutions to life situations. The middle group is the time to gradually move away from the game form, moving on to a fundamentally new stage.

Back to school soon

An interesting activity in the older group takes on a completely new character, because very soon the child will go to school. In this regard, practical and theoretical knowledge begin to play an important role. The structure of classes with children must necessarily include teaching writing, reading, the basics of arithmetic operations, as well as a more detailed study of environmental phenomena.

Despite the fact that theoretical knowledge is important, it is better to leave the main educational load until school time. For preschool institutions, even the most elementary knowledge will be enough. However, they must be presented in an interesting and engaging way. So, the study of letters, numbers and other material is best done in an amusing poetic form. In addition, you can captivate children if you bring a competitive moment to classes.

Time to reveal talents

Interesting activities for children should be aimed not only at entertainment and general development, but also at identifying those areas of knowledge and creativity in which the child has the best abilities. In this regard, up to a certain point, you need to select a wide variety of entertainment for the child. The task of parents and educators at this stage is to carefully monitor the child's reaction to certain areas of activity, as well as success in this area in order to identify priorities.

The best time for such experiments can be considered the age corresponding to the preparatory group. During this period, the child should be offered classes related to music, fine arts, and sports. On the one hand, this will help both children and adults to decide on a narrower area of activity that the child should be deeply involved in, and on the other hand, it ensures comprehensive and harmonious development.

If you chose home education

It should be clearly understood that, having abandoned the kindergarten, you must independently select interesting activities for the child. In this case, you have a double responsibility. Fortunately for modern parents, information technology, as well as a wide selection of literature, make it possible to develop a program of entertainment lessons for children of any age without much effort. The main thing is to approach this issue responsibly and observe consistency and moderate rigor in classes with the baby. A well-built approach to home education not only contributes to the rapid and comprehensive development of the child, but also forms a trusting relationship with parents.

Tips

To make classes for children not only interesting, but also useful, you need to follow some rules.