Apple PizzaCooking teaches valuable lessons such as math and science concepts, fine motor skills, and language |
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AquariumEncourage sensory exploration by making an aquarium. |
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Baby MassageA soothing activity for baby |
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Baby’s Own BookMake your own special book for your baby that introduces new people, objects, or concepts. |
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Ball DropYour developing toddler is particularly vulnerable to toxic chemicals in certain plastics because he |
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Banana Pudding in a BagLet your child help you make this recipe in a bag. |
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Body InstrumentsShow your infant that some of his body parts can be instruments. |
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Box Car FunMake your own box car and have your child race around the house. |
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Cereal SpillHelp build your child's fine motor skills by doing this activity with him. |
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Clean Up Time SongIntroduce a song to make clean up time fun. |
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Copy MeWhen your baby is watching you, encourage her to copy you. |
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Discovering the Usefulness of ContainersActivity of how you can use containers that are familiar to your toddler to support his learning |
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DIY Dole WhipMake your own frozen sorbet for a cool, refreshing, and inexpensive treat. |
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Dump and PourYour child will love to fill items into a box and then dump or pour them out. Play this fun game wi |
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Expressing NeedsYou can use this activity to encourage your child to build his language skills and help your child l |
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Family DisplayCreate an area to display photos of families in your program. |
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Find the SoundCreate a hide and seek type game using an alarm clock or timer. |
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Flower and Candle BreathingTeach your child to practice deep breathing to calm her nervous system, reducing anxiety. |
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Fruit Mosaic PizzaCooking allows children to experiment, ask questions, learn routine, and it builds their basic knowl |
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Hand Washing PosterCreate a poster to remind your child of the hand washing process |
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I Can Do It! (Copying animal movements)Use a book to encourage movement |
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Layered Yogurt ParfaitUse this delicious snack to introduce basic math skills such as patterning. |
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Lego FlossingA simple and fun way to expose your child to flossing. |
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Let's CountStrategies to use math talk with your infant. |
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Let's Play BallThis simple and fun activity helps introduce math and literacy to your little one. |
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Let’s BrushMake brushing teeth a habit and fun activity starting from when your child is young. |
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Make Your Own Cloud DoughCloud dough has a fun texture and will hold its shape when molded. |
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Make Your Own DrumEngage your little one with music using things found around your home. |
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Make Your Own TentPlay make-believe! Provide your child with simple toys and props that he can use in a variety of way |
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Mama or Papa AnimalsEncourage movement by pretending to be an animal |
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Mealtime MagicDuring meals, turn the TV off and redirect your child by engaging him in what “special” food wil |
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Monkey BitesThis delicious snack is easy and fun to make with your little one! |
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My First Shape ContainerAs your child actively manipulates them, he is learning about each shape’s properties. |
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My Turn, Your TurnUse this game to model words and turn taking |
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Name It to Tame It with a DIY Emotions Flip BookYou can support your toddler’s developing brain and ability to self-regulate with this activity |
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Obstacle CourseMake an “obstacle course” for your baby out of large pillow and/or chairs. |
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Ooh La La Oobleck (aka “Goop”)This sensory activity encourages little ones to feel new textures |
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Picture GalleryMake a picture gallery with your child to develop language skills. |
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Pull UpHelp your child start to pull himself up to stand. |
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Push and GoIntroduce a push toy to allow your child to stand and hold the toy by its handle. |
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Put-Back PotatoesHave your children learn about food by using their senses: touch, small, taste, sight, and sound. |
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Reading to BabyAllow baby to see other baby's faces by choosing books that feature little ones |
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Ready, Set, CrawlEncourage your baby to crawl by placing him on his hands and knees and gently rocking him back and f |
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Safety HuntSafety hunt around the home to reinforce safe behaviors |
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Scooping WaterChildren’s first learning experiences with water usually include all kinds of pouring. |
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Seed ExplorationToddler benefit from nature-based play. Try this seed exploration activity for a fun sensory experie |
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Sensory BoardCreate a board of various objects and talk to your infant about the items, using descriptive words t |
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Side by SideHelp your child as she takes her first steps. |
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Simple Paper Bag KiteHelp your child decorate a paper bag kite by using embellishments she chooses. |
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Sock TugPlay a mini tug-of-war game with your little one. |
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Sounds and RhythmLet your child experiment with making different sounds. |
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Stick BookMake your own book |
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Table TalkMake mealtime a time for learning by including your child mealtime conversations. |
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This is the Way We Brush Our TeethDevelop cognitive skills by creating a toothbrushing chart and using words that teach the order of e |
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This Little “Piggy”Substitute your child’s name for “Piggy” in the following rhyme. |
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Tofu Banana PuddingMake this delicious and healthy pudding recipe with your child. |
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Two Little Mynah BirdsTeach your toddler nursery rhymes with motions that emphasize the simple order of actions, such as |
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Up and DownEncourage your child's movement by playing an up and down game. |
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Waiting HandsAdd communication skills when teaching turn taking by adding gestures and words. |
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Watching a Toy Go Out of SightThis interactive activity is a great activity that you can do with your infant to encourage him/her |
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Water PlayIntroduce water play to your young child. |
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What Happened?Help your baby learn cause and effect. |
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Where is it?Play a "where is it" game with your little one. |
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Wondering about Birds with the 4E'sDraw on your child's interest by extending her learning |
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You Did Something New TodayA song to build an infant’s self-confidence. |
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