Caring for Young Children While Sheltering in Place
Description
Are you caring for a young child or children at your home? Need some help thinking of ideas for fun, engaging activities? This activity guide, compiled by the Center for Child & Family Studies, provides quick access to tips and practical guidance to engage children aged birth to five. It is designed for parents and caregivers looking for ways to support the whole child through fun and creative at-home learning.
This resource includes:
- Care routines
- Playtime/arts and crafts
- Interactive screentime
- Active time
- Storytelling
- Mindfulness
Resource Details
Product Information
Copyright: 2020Format: PDF
Pages: 46
Publisher: WestEd
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