When introducing young children to shapes and colors, it is essential to incorporate the teaching process into your daily activities and routines.

One simple yet powerful way to do this is by using descriptive language when talking about objects in your daily environment.

For example, instead of just saying "window", try using other words like "rectangle window" or "sliding window".

By using more detailed language, you help engage children's imagination and encourage their creativity.

In addition, descriptive vernacular helps with vocabulary acquisition and improves kids' ability to reason and think critically.

Zoe is passionate about teaching young children about the world around them.

she has developed an innovative method that encourages kids to discover new objects and learn about their shapes in a fun, engaging way. Whether they are outdoors exploring their neighborhood or playing with toys in the backyard, Zoe's approach will have kids learning, exploring, and having a blast at the same time!