Learning Fun for Preschoolers  Family Home Evening Resource
Book, (1997), 276  These activities are especially designed to
help preschoolers have fun as they develop skills in observing
and classifying and in solving problems.   Have the family share
ideas for having fun with preschoolers and helping them learn.
Talk about how preschoolers learn and interact. Remember,
learning should generally take place informally, as part of
everyday activities. Parents should take advantage of the many
teaching moments that occur daily in every home and family.  The
following suggestions will help you know better how to play with
preschoolers.    1. 1.      Allow time for the child to discover
for himself.    2. 2.      Let him change the rules if he wants
to.    3. 3.      Stop the game or activity when loses interest.
4. 4.      Use this play guide to avoid problems: (1) infants to
three years—parallel play (children playing side by side but not
necessarily together), (2) 4 and 5 years—cooperative play, (3) 6
and up—