Practice Gratitude with your kids. It's an incredibly powerful tool. And when I say practice, I mean create a ritual around it. I like to do it at bedtime or at the dinner table. The question posed to my 11 and 6 year old daughters; 'What are you grateful for in this day?' And explore it. My 11 year old is beginning to journal her gratitude. It's an amazing life tool to approach reflection about what is wonderful, amazing, beautiful in each day, however simple. Sometimes my answer will be as simple as the elderly gentleman's big smile that I received in a mere glance. Sometimes it will be an act of generosity by a friend...Gratitude fosters joy and embraces optimism. It's a way of finding something, even just one thing, in the day that touched you, that illuminated a sense of wonder in the world...
A video is the best way to teach alphabets to your children because videos can easily visualise how something may work, it is possible to show information that’s difficult to explain, and ultimately much easier to engage the kids through sight and sound, which can be more enjoyable and memorable thus leading to better learning outcomes. According to the latest research, we human beings heavily rely on our senses to process information when learning and engaging more than one sense when teaching can help information processing.