Did you know?
- Children can learn a new game by watching someone else play.
- Friends often copy each other’s movements during play.
- Clapping and cheering show someone that you are happy for them.
Relationships videos Books For 3-Year-Old Kids
Videos about relationships for kids age 3 capture the excitement of a new friendship. Seeing children connect with each other on screen can help young viewers better understand the back-and-forth that comes with making friends.
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How to make the most of Epic
For Parents
- Pause to predict how two characters might solve a disagreement.
- Act out a way to include someone in a game.
For Educators
- Watch for times when friends make each other laugh.
- Talk about what the characters do to make up after an argument.
FAQ
Families and educators can use educational videos about relationships to talk about what is happening between people on screen. Watching together gives 3-year-olds a chance to notice how people respond to each other.
3-year-olds can see people playing and spending time together. Watching these shared moments helps children understand what people enjoy about being with others.
Educational videos can help 3-year-olds recognize positive interactions by showing them as they happen. Children can see how people welcome each other and enjoy doing things together.
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