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Lazure-inspired Mural, Creativity Connections |
You don't need to be an expert
to enhance a child’s experience with art! Here are a few ideas on how you can
nurture a child's development while looking at the
Lazure-inspired
murals in our
Young Explorers
Neighborhoods:
- Use directional words related
to the child's experience. Is the child looking up to see the
pattern block shapes in Math Young
Explorers? Perhaps, while being held, your child is looking down
at a circle within the Creativity
Connections Young Explorers mural. By saying these directional words
and using gestures, you are nurturing language development and spatial
understanding.
- Label or describe what you see.
As the child looks at the mural, talk about it using words like: (shapes) square,
triangle, (colors) red, blue, green, etc.
Observe the child’s reactions. Children respond to colors
and patterns in many different ways. Have you ever noticed a change in your
child’s temperament, mood, activity level or attention related to his/her
environment? There can be an
impact. See if you notice those
reactions by visiting and observing our Young
Explorers Neighborhoods!
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Lazure-inspired wall covering, Make it Move |
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Family Resource Center, painted by DCM staff, Cindy Moran |
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