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Emergent Science 18 - 24 months
Sensory awareness, such as seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling and touching, becomes part of a toddler’s life at a very early age. Playing Peek-a-Boo, placing items in her mouth and becoming aware of her own body parts will eventually help the child support the scientific wonderment of our world. A toddler will also begin to use trial and error approaches to solving daily problems and for completing tasks.
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Scientific Skills and Knowledge
Explores materials using all senses. The child begins to explore new experiences using all 5 senses, such as tasting a new food, touching an animal's fur, listening to stories, etc. (ES6)
 A New Taste
I See!
Begins to recognize individual body parts. The child can point to and is familiar with commonly discussed body parts, such as facial parts, arms, hands, legs and feet. (ES7)
Touch Your Body |
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