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Entertaining Your Home Bound Preschooler: 3 Tips

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With the global outbreak of Covid 19 or Coronavirus as it is more known as, your Montessori in San Dimas, CA may be closed till further notice. If that happens, the first few days may be honky dory, but the longer this self-isolation will continue, harder it will be entertain your pre-schooler. So, to help you in advance, here are 3 tips on how to entertain them while his or her preschool in San Dimas, CA is closed. Have fun with play doh One of the best toys in the market, that is both cheap and versatile is a play doh. Buy in different colors and don’t forget various shapes and sizes for them to play with. If you are worried about it getting stuck on your floor, make sure you spread a plastic spread or a washable cloth on your floor and then let them have fun. Such a game is not only fun but will help your child use his creativity, increase his tactile senses as well as hands-eye coordinate. Plus, he or she can play this without supervision and since it is gende...

Check out Some Interesting facts about twins

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If you are expecting twins or are already parents to twins, then your Joy is undoubtedly double than that of others. Although being parents to twins is much more demanding and would require a more considerable amount of effort on your part to raise two children of the same age at the same time. Though twin births are very common nowadays, many parents would like to know the fascinating facts about the twins. So, to help you out  Montessori San Dimas, CA  team is sharing here a list of interesting facts about twins. Telling twins apart: One of the most surprising facts about identical twins is that there are ways of telling them apart. There belly buttons! Navels are scars from the detachment of the umbilical cord after birth, so they are not caused by genetics and are easily distinguishable. They can also be identified through their fingerprints. They may share the same DNA but due to the exposure to different areas of the womb during their development, the...