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The idea of “symmetrical” is complex, but your child will learn it best through real experiences where he/she pays careful attention to details to determine if the halves of leaves are exactly the same or different. This activity promotes curiosity and a desire to learn more about the world. Find more tips at www.vroom.org @joinvroom #SmartStartNHC
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NC Hurricane Survivors Can Still Receive Counseling
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It’s not too late to receive crisis counseling from Hurricane Florence. A state-wide hurricane counseling program, Hope 4 NC, is still up and running,MILESTONE MONDAY
Do milestones develop in isolation? No.
Learning is integrated across lots of different areas. It is important to consider the whole child when thinking about development. Progress in one area can affect progress in another. Sometimes growth in one area promotes growth in another. For example, when a child is learning to ride a bike, his gross motor skills are developing as he pedals, but his cognitive skills are also working to understand how a pedal works. Other times, a growth in a new area can cause a temporary setback in an already mastered skill. A young infant who is beginning to crawl, may not babble as much since his mind and body are focused on mastering crawling. Learn more from American Academy of Pediatrics Healthy Children
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