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Re: Visual comprehension toddler

Author: Linda  Date:   19-06-12 19:47 I completely relate to the 'lining stuff up' thing. My son (HG now 8yo) was completely into that. I advise Playcentre, Small Poppies or other preschool situations so that she can get the stimulation she needs without completely wearing you out. I found that 'bad behaviour' developed if I did not pay attention to varying the stimulation sufficiently. The long concentration span is fantastic for giving you a break too. I used to read the newspaper while son found all the 'H' letters on a page, circling them with crayon was great for his fine-motor skills. The gap between ability to think/read and to write is something that the school seems to make a lot out of so paying attention to developing pre-writing skills is worthwhile. HTH.

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Visual comprehension toddler  new	Toni	07-06-12 15:12
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Rachelle	08-06-12 20:27
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Toni	11-06-12 14:52
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Rachelle	11-06-12 22:33
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Toni	16-06-12 16:43
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	sue	18-06-12 16:28
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Linda	19-06-12 19:47
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	toni	25-06-12 17:20
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Mel Stuart	05-07-12 23:09
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Sue	14-06-12 19:45
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Tiz Me	24-09-12 19:10
Re: Visual comprehension toddler  new	Mum	24-09-12 21:21

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