Talk with your child about the ways your family uses money. As you shop, discuss the goods you are purchasing. Look for pictures of different types of transportation found in your community. Talk about problems found in your neighborhood. Ask your child to identify ways to solve these problems.
Role play ways to solve problems.
With your child, watch programs on television about historical events. Get library books about the same events. Compare the books and the television programs to see if they agree. Put together puzzle maps of the United States and the World to help your child learn where places are located. As you move from place to place, play the license plate game.