Encourage your child to write down at least five new words a day. Take a few minutes each day to sit together but to write quietly about what happened during the day, feelings, moods, plans for the upcoming week. At the end of the week, instead of using the set-aside time for writing, use it to read aloud to each can read parts of the journal you wish to share. Consider even looking up different types of poetry and try your hand at one poem per week. If you know these numbers and how to use them, you can find any place in the world and give its absolute location .
Location can describe how one place relates to another.
For example, the Panama Canal was cut across an extremely narrow strip of land in Central America. It provides a shipping lane between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, eliminating the need for long, dangerous journeys around South America. They can draw fanciful maps of places or journeys they have read about. Older children might draw a layout of their neighborhood. Ask your youngsters to think of all the reasons they can to support their views.