Brief Description
When exploring the movement of objects, you might encourage children to notice when something moves around something else by using a gesture paired with the term “around.” For example, after children a ball to the side, you might say, “I saw you push that ball to the side. It went around the pin. I wonder what would happen if you pushed the ball straight toward the pin.”
How to Talk About This Term with Young Children
Talk with children about the directions things move in.
