Author - Simon Keller

Children notice the weather before they can fully explain it. They may point to the bright sun...

Children can feel the year changing before they know the word season. They may see flowers growing...

Children often hear month names when they talk about birthdays, school events, holidays, family...

Some children know that Saturday feels different from Monday, but they may not understand how the...

A child may say, “I ate breakfast in the morning,” “We will go to the park tomorrow,” or “I brush...

A child can place two pencils side by side and notice that one is longer. Then they can make a...

A child lines up blocks like this: red, blue, red, blue. After a moment, they point to the next...

A small toy bear sits in a box, then moves on the table, and finally hides under a chair. The bear...

Two balls sit side by side on the table: one looks big, and the other looks small. A child can...

A child at the front of a line is first. The child behind them is second. The next child is third...