My preschooler came home with a piece of art that represents something. Here it is.
I had the good fortune of having been coached by my older brother in things to say to your child that will help nurture them. He recommends saying, "Tell me about your picture," all the time.
It worked beautifully here. My son told me all about his gourd. He used two colors, and they sparkled when they were mixed. The thick part on the left (which I learned was the bottom when I went to hang it on the wall) is the stem, where it grows from the ground. It also attaches on the top.
I may leave it on the wall for a good long while.
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I had the good fortune of having been coached by my older brother in things to say to your child that will help nurture them. He recommends saying, "Tell me about your picture," all the time.
It worked beautifully here. My son told me all about his gourd. He used two colors, and they sparkled when they were mixed. The thick part on the left (which I learned was the bottom when I went to hang it on the wall) is the stem, where it grows from the ground. It also attaches on the top.
I may leave it on the wall for a good long while.
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