Provide a plastic needle, thread, and beads to encourage small muscle development. Show children how to repair toys and books. Add drama to your reading sessions each day by using different voices for different characters. While reading a familiar story, stop before the end and ask children to add their own end to the story. Write it down and post it on the wall or refrigerator.
Old typewriters are favorite writing tools.
Help children learn to make rules and play simple games by providing opportunities for them to play in small groups. Help children understand and cope with strong feelings by giving them words to use when they are angry. Teach him to request, bargain, negotiate, and apologize. Take questions seriously. Talk to children about what happens and why.