Learning Categories
Small Motor: Pinching, lacing, scooping, and other small muscle movements of fingers and hands prepare early learners for writing. Also known as fine motor skills.
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Science: Senses, biology, weather, chemistry and other science topics. Science games and activities also include a science lesson and science experiment instructions.
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Large Motor: Jumping, reaching, catching and other motions using large muscle movements. Also known as gross motor skills.
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Math: Games and activities using number recognition, counting and basic math concepts such as “taller than, shorter than” and answering questions such as ” How many?"
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Art: Art activities focus on the process of creating art rather than, for example, assembling a craft.
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Shapes: Activities identify basic shapes and encourage your child to recognize shapes of familiar objects in their home and other daily environments.
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Sensory: Activities involving play and recognition of different textures such as soft, bumpy, and smooth.
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Book: An interactive book personalized by your child's ideas and art. Each book emphasizes a specific language concept such as a noun, adjective, verb, or preposition.
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Social: Activities to introduce and strengthen social interactions such as managing emotions, problem solving, taking turns, and self-control.
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Alphabet: Learn to recognize letter shapes, names, sounds, and how the letter sounds are used in familiar object words. The Plush Alphabet lesson book also covers learning subjects such as blends, digraphs, writing and sight words.
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