More Than Play
How Children Learn Through Their Senses, Feelings & Everyday Experiences When we watch young children play, it can sometimes look so simple. 💛 They may be painting with their fingers, counting apples, stirring their snack, talking about whether they feel happy or sad, cutting paper, gluing noodles to their names, smelling something new, or listening carefully to a sound. But inside those everyday moments, so much learning is happening. Young children don’t separate their world into subjects the way adults do. To them, math, science, language, emotions, friendship, creativity, movement, and problem-solving can all happen at the same time. That’s because young children learn best by experiencing the world around them. 🌈 👀 Learning Begins With the Senses Before children
