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Book Journal Start a journal with your child in which you write letters back and forth to each other about the books you are reading. Ask questions about the characters or things you’ve learned from the books, or describe how the books remind you of other books you’ve read.
View Lesson PlanPlaying hide-and-seek is a simple, fun game for everyone—and a great way to get the whole family up and moving!
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• Toddlers will be introduced to shapes.
• Toddlers will develop early sorting skills.
• Toddlers will count quantities.
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• Toddlers will build vocabulary through word repetition.
• Toddlers will build oral language skills.
• Toddlers will be exposed to books and print.
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• Toddlers will be introduced to letters.
• Toddlers will develop print awareness.
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• Infants will be exposed to expressions of emotions.
• Infants will develop social-emotional and visual skills.
• Infants will be introduced to vocabulary related to feelings and emotions.
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Everyone’s a Critic After you read a book or watch a movie, invite your child to pretend to be a newspaper critic! Have your child summarize the book or movie and then analyze it. What did he or she like about it and why? Would he or she recommend it? Make sure your child uses examples from the book or movie to support his or her opinion.
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It’s important to provide at-home activities that reinforce what your child is learning in school. You’ll find it’s fun and easy to incorporate learning opportunities into your everyday routines—whether it’s during the summer or the school year. Here are some ideas to get you started!
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