They hold the books so that toddlers can look at the pictures. A variety of activities to increase dexterity and grace. Dancing to slow music helps toddlers gain more coordination and control. Toddlers also develop small-motor skills as they help with cooking. Toddlers are gently lulled into sleep.
Teachers rub their backs or croon and sing songs in low voices at nap time.
Materials that help toddlers learn about shapes, colors, textures and sounds. There should be toys in a variety of colors and shapes, as well as cylinders filled with beans, sand, or stones that toddlers can shake and listen to. Daily art experiences. Magic markers, finger paints, crayons, easels, and poster paints are set out daily for toddlers to experiment with. Opportunities to learn social skills.