The right toys can stimulate scientific thinking and problem solving. Any toy or material can become a tool for problem solving, but ones that don't limit play are the best. See your child's point of view. Tune in to your child's perspective on things and pick up on her interests. Share the excitement.
Nothing is as contagious as honest enthusiasm.
If you collect stamps, ask your child to help you make comparisons and sort and classify the stamps. Invite your child to help you measure, mix, and observe, and discuss the changes in the ingredients from the beginning to the end of a recipe. It's easy to share science with your child. Read our Privacy Policy Statement .