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How to Encourage a Child's Imagination
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Summary: Raise a creative kid; learn how to encourage a child's creative imagination by teaching them gardening in this free instructional video clip on raising a creative kid.
Sally Head, a mother of two preschoolers Hannah and Emma, is a certified bilingual elementary school teacher. For the past 15 years, Ms. Head has been traveling & teaching children all...read more
"My name is Sally Head and today I am going to talk to you how to nurture your preschoolers imagination. Encouraging your child's imagination is all around us. It could be found anywhere such as nature and gardening. For example, Hannah has own little spade and I have my big spade and Hannah would you help me get rid of some of these weeds. Oh, we've got to rid of those weeds, got to get rid of those weeds. Can you help me get rid of those weeds? Good job! It teaches her how to care for the land as well as getting rid of these weeds that we don't want to have in our garden and it helps them really connect to just their own natural and outdoor environment and it is also a good way to connect with your own children. Good job Hannah. Not the plant, not the big plant. Good job. You are turning that soil over. Great! See how it turned different colors when you turned it. Got to get rid of those bad weeds. Not the plants. Good job!"
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