Toddler Learning Games: The Best Creative Learning Games & Activities For Your Toddler

By Mary Rogers

The education of our young ones is one of the most important things we can offer them as parents.  We want to ensure that they are growing and developing on track and in the way that they should.  As you watch your children grow, you want to do everything you can to help them be successful in the world.  Part of helping them be successful is giving them both a head start and the ability to be prepared for their formal education.  

Even if your child is or will be participating in preschool, we know that the greatest learning will occur in the home where your child can have one on one time with your child.  Your child will learn much faster if you take the time to help your child learn essential skills.  

We all know that toddlers are a little difficult to teach sometimes when they don’t like to sit and listen to you talk.  With that in mind, we’ve developed twenty games that will help teach four important subjects that are entertaining and should keep your child having fun while also learning important new things.

In this book we will address and talk about four essential subject matters that we feel are important for your child to be familiar with before starting formal education.  Here’s what we have included in the book:

Shape Learning Games

Color Learning Games

Number Learning Games

Letter Learning Games

• Language: English
• Publisher: JVzon Studio
• Release date: Mar 10, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386969518

Book preview

Introduction

As parents, we want to give our children every advantage possible as they embark on this journey we called life.  Part of giving them those advantages is helping them learn the vital skills prior to moving into the education system.  Whether you put your toddler in a formal preschool or not, the best form of education they receive will be from you at home when they have one on one time with you, their parents. 

We also know and understand that sitting down and trying to teach our toddlers in a desk and lecture setting is a comical thought since they won’t sit still for more than two minutes to listen to us lecture about a concept let alone understand what we are trying to teach