Your child is learning to describe what will be happening at a specific time in the future. "This time tomorrow, I will be flying to Grandma's house" ...
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Your child loves to talk about what will happen. "I will go to the park tomorrow" "We will have pizza for dinner" "She will be five years old next wee ...
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Your child is becoming an advanced storyteller. They can now describe actions that were in progress before another past action. "I had been waiting fo ...
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Your child is becoming a better storyteller. They can tell you what happened, but sometimes they need to show which thing happened first. "I had alrea ...
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Your child is learning to describe what was happening at a specific time in the past. "I was playing when you called." "She was sleeping all morning." ...
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Your child loves to tell you what happened. "I played with my friend" "We went to the park" "She ate all the cookies" These sentences use the simple p ...
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Your child is starting to talk about actions that have been happening. "I have been waiting for an hour" "She has been playing all day." "It has been ...
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Your child loves to talk about what is happening right now. "I am playing" "Mom is cooking" "Look, it is raining" These sentences use the present cont ...
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Your child uses the simple present tense constantly. Every time they say "I like pizza" or "The sun is hot," they are using simple present. This tense ...
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Your child uses verb tenses every time they speak. They talk about what is happening now, what happened yesterday, and what will happen tomorrow. Verb ...
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Your child uses interjections every day. Words like Wow, Oops, Yay, and Oh no burst out naturally when they feel surprise, excitement, or disappointme ...
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Your child uses conjunctions every day. Words like and, but, or, because, and if connect ideas together. Conjunctions are the glue that holds sentence ...
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