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Any easy repetitive rhymes? I am helping a group of four year olds learn english at preschool and I need some simple repetitive songs, rhymes, games etc "Heads, shoulders, knees and toes" is good. ... (Asked by Ed M)
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http://www.shirleys-preschool-activities.com/rhymes.html Go to this site.. it is awesome, I use it for my 2 1/2 year old son.. There is soooooo much stuff on songs and rhymes... just scroll down a little bit and the list will start!!!! On the left of the screen there are so many more pages of stuff to look at too!!! ENJOY!!!!!...(Answered by prettymama20_2004)

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My four year old will not poop in the potty...any suggestions? I would say, out of ten times, he will go in the toilet probably four. I need help. please. i do not yell at him or spank him, i do get down on my knees and look him in the eyes to talk to him. he does get punished time-out for four minutes. when i stay and watch him, he does great, but when i let him and brother play alone he goes in his pants. i check on them frequently but once i leave he goes. i ask him to go sit on the pot and he ... (Asked by Joe D)
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All I can suggest is to figure out the signs right before he goes and then quickly move him to the toilet. After he goes give a LOT of praise and a sticker to put on a chart. After so many stickers take him to McDonald's for an ice cream cone, or give him a few M&M's, or let him watch a movie, something. Also, is he still in a diaper? If he is move him into big boy underwear. He won't like the feeling so he'll be more inclined to go in the toilet. ...(Answered by young61021)

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When does a child learn how to jump, with both feet off the ground? I work with toddlers. Of the ten kids in my class, only one of them cannot jump with both feet off the ground. He is 23 months old and when he tries to jump, he sort of just walks like a dinosaur or a chicken -- one knee up at a time, then brings his body low to the ground. We have tried showing him, but he doesn't get it. This doesn't seem right to me. Is this normal? ... (Asked by sarah lane)
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The ability to jump with both feet off the ground typically appears between 19-24 months. Keep watching. Try this... pretend you are at the zoo and ask the kids to move like animals, e.g., hop like a frog, squat like a bird, jump like a rabbit. Aloha...(Answered by enufwork)

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