Each day children are exposed to shapes in their environment. From rectangular doors to triangle roots, make time for fun and engaging geometry activities daily in your kids life. Teach them to identify and understand what the different shapes are, as well as their parts are important concepts.  Learn the concept now: https://learning.covoji.com/math-zone/meet-the-shapes/ .

October is National Popcorn Popping Month! Popcorn Popping Month is the perfect time to celebrate popcorn. Popcorn is a type of maize. Most U.S. popcorn is grown in the Midwest, primarily in Indiana, Nebraska, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and Missouri. Popcorn kernels can pop up to 3 feet in the air.

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Child's understanding of measurement begins with vocabulary development at age three. Parents can help by using mathematical terms to describe amounts and sizes — for example, saying "tall" or "long". Teach kids, whether at home or in a classroom, the different types of measurements they need to know and the tools they can use to measure certain things. Help them remember measurement terms and conversions and provide plenty of hands-on activities to experience all types of measurements. Have the children use rulers, yardsticks and measuring tapes. Encourage kids to measure the width or height of doors, windows and the room. Older children can use the same tools to figure the unit of area, such as square feet, for various items.

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A word family consists of a group of words that share an ending part of a word, eg nab, tab. In addition to recognizing rhymes, knowledge of short vowel sounds is crucial when learning to read and spell.

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Competition isn't only about winning or losing. For children, it means learning to share and take turns. Competition teaches children teamwork, and equips them with the tools they need to develop relationships, form partnerships and work together to solve problems.

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Addition is a basic math skills that every child needs to learn. Kids should have a solid grasp what a number is and what it represents before beginning the process of addition. https://learning.covoji.com/math-zone/what-is-number/

How to teach your kids addition? Teach one-to-one correspondence. This is the idea that one object stands for the number one. For example, if you have five pennies, each penny is one, and you count up as you point to each one: one–two–three–four–five. Once children understand this, they will be able to add two groups of objects. Then, Teach sums (https://learning.covoji.com/math-zone/total-in-math/) concept. One plus four, three plus two and five plus zero are all was to make the sum of five.

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They are speedy swimmers, adorable waddlers, and frequent movie stars. What's not to love about penguins? https://learning.covoji.com/curious-world/birds-that-swim/

Penguins don't have teeth. Fleshy spines inside their mouths help them swallow fish. The protrusions face backward to help guide the catch down their throats.

The bedroom is an important part of a child’s identity while growing up. It is a place to rest, sleep, study, read and play. How your kid's bedroom look like? Let learn some words related to bedroom.  https://learning.covoji.com/english/my-bedroom/

Mr Alligator is very hungry. Let feed him some juicy numbers. Only big numbers will satisfy his hunger. Learn comparing numbers: https://learning.covoji.com/math-zone/the-hungry-alligator/

Teeth are the hardest substance of your entire body. Enamel is a rock-hard mineral! Unlike bones, teeth can’t heal themselves or grow back if they suffer damage. Each tooth in your mouth has its own unique profile, and teeth also vary widely from person to person. So your smile really is a true mark of your individuality!

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Sun is shinning. It is a sunny day. Learn the vocabulary and make the sentence: https://learning.covoji.com/english/sunny-day/

On a hot, sunny day, go outdoors with children. Invite them to stand in direct sunlight. Talk about how it feels. Then ask children to touch the ground where the sun is shining. Is it warm or cool?

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A number is a count or measurement. We write or talk about numbers using numerals such as "2", "8" or "23". So, numeral is a symbol for number. Each number has an English name such as "twelve".  A digit is a single character that we use to represent a number. We usually use 10 digits to represent numbers. Example: The numeral 153 is made up of 3 digits ("1", "5" and "3").

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By learning the numbers, children can understand how number system works, how numbers relate to each other and make calculation easier. It gives them the confidence to be flexible in their approach to solving problems. The main step is to teach kids how to identify the first ten numerals (0 through 9), teaching them the sounds of numbers in English and also how to write the numbers.

Research shows that parents can have a powerful impact on their child's mindsets. The language you use and the actions you take show your children what you expect. So as parent it seems smart to develop a growth mindset in your child. Teach your kids: "When you make a mistake it’s not an indication that you are doomed to be a failure; it’s an opportunity to grow."

Remember that relationship is connection not perfection. Monitor your self-talk.  Pay attention to your own internal dialogue about abilities.  When you or your child struggle to do something, do you tend to conclude that you can’t develop the needed ability, or that you haven’t developed it yet? Say positive words. https://learning.covoji.com/growth/growth-mindset-parenting/

Plants are the living things, they grow and reproduce like any other living thing. They follow a cyclic process of starting a new life, growing, and then coming back to the starting stage (reproducing). A plant’s life begins with the seed. With water, right temperature and right location, the seed grows. It becomes a seedling. Roots push down into the ground to get water and minerals.
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