How your pre-schooler learns  How your pre-schooler learns  Your
child is a sponge for learning; by being exposed to a wide range
of stimulating experiences, he will soak up an enormous amount
of information which, with guidance, he will process to form a
view of his world that is unique to him.  Kids learn from:    •
Watching. By watching what is happening around him, he will
learn the sequence of events, cause and effect, and how to
problem-solve.   • Listening. It is by listening that children
learn the vast majority of their language skills. They also
learn how to participate in a conversation and how to find
meaning in language.   • Asking. He asks and you show. Always
take the time to answer your pre-schooler's questions - no
matter how many there are, or how often he asks - because by
giving him the information he's requested, you're giving him the
tools to order his world.   • Trying new things. Encourage him
to take a leap of faith occasionally - he'll only acquire new
skills if he's willing to take